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helladrift
11-30-2008, 11:18 AM
Hello, I am a fan of yaris and in the market to get one. but i was curious to know the widest wheel and lowest offset that i could use on a liftbacks? my preference is flushness rather than performance. and yes, the car would be one some type of coilovers.. so any ideas or pics?? :smile:
cali yaris
11-30-2008, 04:19 PM
there are members doing 17 x 7 without issues. I believe they run up to 205 width tires.
if you have too much positive offset on the wheel, you can always use 10mm or 15mm spacers to flush it out. Note that on the Yaris, the rear wheels appear to tuck more than the fronts with the same wheels.
helladrift
11-30-2008, 06:39 PM
sweet. thanks for the tip, but still would like to run something a bit wider if possible. does anyone run like 8 width with close to, say ~0 offset? anyone know if there are hub adapters to run 4x114.3 also?
PetersRedYaris
11-30-2008, 11:21 PM
My 17x7 38+ offsets were quite flush in the front. You could add a 10mm spacer in the back to even them out.
Kaotic Lazagna
12-01-2008, 01:50 AM
Contact 03Z33 or Walter on here. They have ran very flushed wheels/tires on their LB's.
nerd_vitZ
12-01-2008, 05:15 AM
i think +25 front +20 rear is what jeff is running.
helladrift
12-01-2008, 05:04 PM
who is jeff..? he's using +25 on an 8?
WeeYari
12-01-2008, 05:14 PM
Jeff is 03Z33
This is what he shows in his garage:
AME Shallen LX Diamond Cut 16x8 +25LO front 16x8 +18SLO rear with 195/45/16 Federal tires
With 195 rubber, he is really stretched!
helladrift
12-01-2008, 05:24 PM
yeaaa ame makes sweet wheels. i like the vip look. i had some wheels that i had off my other car that i wanted to put on the yaris but wrong lug pattern =X they were about the sames sizes as his too. does anyone have any rubbing problems at all. ?
bzinn 1
12-01-2008, 08:20 PM
I have 17x8 with +35 on mine and 205/45/17 tires and it is kinda stretched and rubs on bumps with the DF210s.I have learned to ignore it and drive slow on speed bumps.I wider tire would be torn up in days on my setup,as would my fenders.
kimona
12-01-2008, 08:50 PM
The Vitz doesn't accommodate anything too radical very well... and remain a good daily driver.
Here's 17x7's and 205/40's on Tien modified suspension. FR, ET42//RR, ET35
It's a nice clean fitment with no worries.
helladrift
12-01-2008, 09:33 PM
for the ppl that are rubbing, did you guys roll your fenders and still having rubbing issues? i think i'd still like to get wheels a bit wider...
kimona
12-01-2008, 09:39 PM
Curious: What is the point in wider wheels when you're basically limited to 205 rubber?
thebarber
12-01-2008, 09:51 PM
Curious: What is the point in wider wheels when you're basically limited to 205 rubber?
agreed. i dont get it.
crandall runs tenzoR rims that are 17x7 with a 35 offset and 215 tires
he's slammed on tein basics but rubs on bumps or hard corners...
i really dont think an 8" wide rim is a great idea on a yaris....esp w/ a 0 offset.....it looks like poop and does nothing for driveability
helladrift
12-01-2008, 10:00 PM
again, i'm not interested in driveability. i have a car that i track, so i'm just there for look.
and i never said i'm looking to run wider rubber. i'm looking for a better STRETCH.
195/45 is cool for an 8. and i look for lower offset on wheels because i like concave wheels or wheels with lip.
is that a problem?
kimona
12-01-2008, 10:23 PM
again, i'm not interested in driveability. i have a car that i track, so i'm just there for look.
and i never said i'm looking to run wider rubber. i'm looking for a better STRETCH.
195/45 is cool for an 8. and i look for lower offset on wheels because i like concave wheels or wheels with lip.
is that a problem?
Not a problem, mate. Just some observations from well intentioned yarisworld members... attempting to understand where you want to go with your fitment queries.
helladrift
12-02-2008, 01:06 AM
well thanks for replying and stuff. i think jeff answered most of the questions. thanks.
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