American Racing Outlaw II AR62 Machined Wheel with Clear Coat (16x8"/6x5.5") Product Description:
- Full machined finish and a glossy clear coat
- One-piece aluminum
- One year finish warranty
- Lifetime structural warranty
- Center Caps sold separately
Product Description
Built for trucks and SUV’s and with a rugged off-road vibe, the American Racing AR62 Outlaw II series wheel makes a strong visual statement while with details that are the finishing touch for your vehicle. This wheel offers a full machined finish and a glossy clear coat. One-piece machined aluminum with center cap and a one year finish and a lifetime structural warranty. Since 1956, American Racing Equipment has been a driving force in the aftermarket wheel industry. Today’s American Racing still prides itself on the mission that began when drag racing innovator Romeo Palamides teamed up with J.O. Ellison, a San Francisco machine shop owner, to design and craft high strength-to-weight ratio racing wheels for his dragster. From the golden age of hot rodding to today’s street enthusiast, American Racing is reinventing the way wheels are viewed from classics to new trend-setting styles.
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Nice Wheel but Toyota needs to clarify it's specs.
By Gary
***These wheels and this dealer are excellent. These went on a 2004 Toyota Tundra Stepside, and they look great. The only problem I had was that the front wheels rub on the front brake calipers slightly so the calipers wore a groove in the alum of the wheels quickly about 1/32 inch deep. I have found other complaints on the web about this problem with ALL aftermarket wheels on several toyota truck models. Apparently Toyota does not supply the specs for clearance of the hard mounted front caliper clearances to the wheel manufacturers, (although they are prob all chineese by now)*** If you have to put aftermarket wheels on Toyota trucks, I would reccomend fitting them on carefully checking caliper clearance. If they rub, you can grind off about a 32nd of an inch off the caliper where it hits, or put on 1/4" wheel spacers. Either fix will work and grinding the caliper a little does not appear to effect the caliper at all.
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