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Old 03-15-2006, 10:27 PM
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You'll get the hang of it soon enough. I cleared that problem up for you didn't I? When you going to get your exhust on. Racer-X (Lincoln) is going to get his done as well!
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Old 03-15-2006, 10:38 PM
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You'll get the hang of it soon enough. I cleared that problem up for you didn't I? When you going to get your exhust on. Racer-X (Lincoln) is going to get his done as well!
After a two hour drive in my brothers Ranger with headers and 3.0" cat-back I started thinking of how nice and quiet my Ridgeline was and decided to spend the doh on an aftermarket exhaust for my dirt-bike instead.
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Re: I'm in the 20" inch club too!!

Very nice, 5S Dude! I don't ordinarily go for the big wheeled look, but I have to admit these look really good on your truck.
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Old 03-16-2006, 05:32 AM
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Re: I'm in the 20" inch club too!!

SS Dude:

What size is the rubber you are using?? I see they are Toyo's??

I assume the rims is 20x8.5???

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Old 03-16-2006, 06:33 AM
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Hey Ron...those look awesome. Nice clean look. How's the ride diff?
ALMOST makes me want to get the black Ridgeline next time. ( ALMOST I Said )
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Old 03-16-2006, 07:45 AM
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Re: I'm in the 20" inch club too!!

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What size is the rubber you are using?? I see they are Toyo's??

I assume the rims is 20x8.5???

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Yes they are Toyo proxes ST 255/50/R20 109V mounted to 20"Ø x 8.5 five spokes.
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Old 03-16-2006, 10:36 AM
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Re: I'm in the 20" inch club too!!

I gotta admit, the black wheels look great. I wish I’d given them a closer look when picking out my wheels. Though I was trying to match my wife’s truck (we both have 20” Enkei Kapones on black trucks)

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Yes they are Toyo proxes ST 255/50/R20 109V mounted to 20"Ø x 8.5 five spokes.
I went with the Toyo 265/45/R20 because the circumference was closer to stock (0.5% change is the speedometer), though now it seems the more popular choice is the 255/50/R20. And I had to shave ½” off the inside of my fender with this setup.
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Re: I'm in the 20" inch club too!!

looks great 5s dude!!! Your doing us NBP owners proud by showing off a sweet looking truck. What kind of wheels are those? I've been looking at the Miro Type 348 in black for my truck, they look just like those
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Old 03-16-2006, 12:25 PM
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looks great 5s dude!!! Your doing us NBP owners proud by showing off a sweet looking truck. What kind of wheels are those? I've been looking at the Miro Type 348 in black for my truck, they look just like those
Thanks for the Kudo's! The Wheels are from a relatively new comer to the industry. Actually they are the main manufacturing unit for quite a number of wheel distributors. They are from Kyowa Racing at Kyowadesigns.com and are model number K2 517 Black 5-spoke 20ӯ x 8.5 wide with a 5 x 120mm bolt pattern and machined hub-centric for an ultra smooth ride. Retail is $296 each but you can find them way cheaper on the web (bigwheels etc) Tires are Toyo proxes S/T 255/50/R20 109V rated.

To answer what most of us want to know; There is zero rubbing of any kind at any time with this setup (I’ve already checked this out for you guys) and they ride almost as smooth as the 17”Ø stockers. However, during “hard cornering” they grab much quicker and behave better in the wet than my stock units, plus they do not make any additional noise! (Yeah!). The difference during freeway driving is negligible and the overall diameter is 29.9” so I do have a speedo error to compensate for. But this is the motif or style I’ve been planning since we brought our baby home “Black on Black” with very little to no chrome. However, I know this is not everyone’s cup of tea and that my friend’s is what makes it so cool, cause I’ve always liked the black on chrome look myself. Hope this helps my fellow members decide what shoes to wear.

(Huntin boots or Tennis shoes????)

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Old 03-17-2006, 03:59 AM
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Very nice wheels, Ron. The contrast of the chrome lip and black gloss makes your truck look outstanding.

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