Stealth Custom Series F5 * Photo thread *

We have 1 set of BR6 17x9 -38mm in stealth indigo coming. Let me know if you're interested.

 

Sending a PM...

 

Went camping and wheeling a couple of weeks ago and found a "flaw" with all four of my mounted F5s. They don't do so well 'rubbing' against rocks . It was only a matter of time since the truck is built as a camping/off-road rig. Initially I only thought it was the two wheels on the passenger side....then I checked the driver side and it got worse . Still great wheels and I'm sure those won't be the last "flaws" I find.
Passenger front
Passenger rear
Driver front
Driver rear

 

I think I had mine on for a month or 2 before I christened one of them haha

 

Payment sent. Hopefully I got them before someone else.

 

Pokemon

 

They just got back in stock and im hard pressed now between matte bronze or black or gunmetal. I have a silver 1st gen currently with blacked out steelies


Ive had it out for the bronze.

What say you guys?

 

@BlackSportD I like the look of your truck with the black wheels but I may be partial.....

 

Yeah black and gunmetal rims have served me well over the years but the matte dark bronze is calling out to me haha.

 

With that truck bronze will look good! I have those on my white 4Runner

 

Gen5, almost there to join the club...(why yes I have a dually tacoma)

 

I’m sure having the skinnies doesn’t help either!

 

Was aired down and never had a problem before so I don’t think that’s a huge concern.

 

has anyone put a ceramic coat on their f5/gen5?

 

You can definitely ceramic coat the wheels.

 

I had to drive on a flat tire in the rocks to find a spot that was level enough to swap over the spare and I thought the F5 held up really well, even with a debeaded tire.

 

Any recommendations for touch up paint on the dark bronze? Damn shop dinged the hubs.

 

It probably doesn't matter much but is there any consensus on what paint is best to use for the hubs?

 

Go to your local Home Depot and grab a can of semi-gloss black. Pretty much anything will work. Scuff off and surface rust, wash and dry the area thoroughly, then spray a few light coats and let dry.