i, leaning toward the hilux ones, its the weight that im not keenon, ive always been told that reducing un-spring weight is a great way to increase performance, so adding weight is a little backward it seems,
would be safer though thats for sure
i have been told be a z car guy that the calipers off a prado and later model toyo's are alloy instead of iron, so ight look at a 4x4 wrecker
for the rims, i was starting to sand them for re-painting and then polishing the lip, but the paint was friken hard to get off, so i got them sandblasted for $30 each, then powdercoated gloss black for $30 each, i was going to take them to a wheel place to polish the outer rim bit for the dishy look, but ran out of cash
i chucked em on and actually like the straight black look, makes the car look a but like a tuff streeter
still deciding on polishing the outers, will see...
but the overall aim was safety, as the 195s on the Ti rims were too slippery, and i nearly could NOT drive in the wet, the single spinner diff makes a mess of intersections and merging onto 80km/h main roads in peak hour an absolute mission!
so now with 225s all round, grip is infinite under normal and slightly spirited driving conditions, wet and dry
but if im being a bit of a goon they will slide if a make em, which is hardly ever....