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tk-421
01-26-2009, 01:25 AM
My wheels are 15x6.5" ET +38
My tires are 205/50R15
I am sitting on NF210 springs

These are the spacers I want to get (http://shop.microimageonline.com/product.sc?categoryId=4&productId=60). They're available from 10mm-25mm through MicroImage.

Would 10mm be enough for the rear without rubbing, or should I go for 15mm? TIA

Black Yaris
01-26-2009, 07:25 AM
10mm on that low of an offset wheel

kimona
01-26-2009, 07:40 AM
10mm

Russelt3hPirate
01-26-2009, 10:58 AM
depending on your suspension you may rub with the +38mm offset.

a 7" +25mm rear is a pretty good look with some camber and coilovers though. :)

I think the 15mm would be too much though.

although you should look into hubspacers instead of "wheel" spacers.

tk-421
01-26-2009, 04:23 PM
Thanks for your help! :respekt:

depending on your suspension you may rub with the +38mm offset.

a 7" +25mm rear is a pretty good look with some camber and coilovers though. :)

I think the 15mm would be too much though.

although you should look into hubspacers instead of "wheel" spacers.

I have NF210 springs riding on stock shocks. So far I have absolutely no rubbing (not even with the car full) and I want to keep it that way.

The spacers that I linked to are hubcentric BTW.

Russelt3hPirate
01-26-2009, 04:26 PM
hubcentric and hubspacer are two different things.

hubspacer mounts between the hub and the axle spacing the hub 10mm (therefore also the wheel).

a wheel spacer (hubcentric or not) will space out the wheel only.

how are you doing on space between the tire and the fender at full compression?

with our setup at +25mm it's very close to hitting the fender and it does on a rare occasion depending on the severity of the bump.

tk-421
01-26-2009, 04:33 PM
hubcentric and hubspacer are two different things.

Really? Didn't know that... :redface:

how are you doing on space between the tire and the fender at full compression?I haven't really measured, but something close to an inch. I think I should be fine with 10mm... I'll make some real measurements and post up though.

Russelt3hPirate
01-26-2009, 04:47 PM
the key is under compression.

fill up your trunk/backseat with fat friends/family and measure away. :)

tk-421
01-27-2009, 12:38 AM
the key is under compression.

fill up your trunk/backseat with fat friends/family and measure away. :)
OK.. I just tried measuring the aforementioned gap under compression. it looks like I have almost 3/4 of an inch (~1.5 cm) between the sidewall and the fender.

So yeah... I think 10mm is definitely as close as I want to get. 15 mm would end up rubbing for sure. :eek:

Thanks again for your help guys! On to find hubspacers...

ddongbap
01-27-2009, 05:03 AM
depending on your suspension you may rub with the +38mm offset.

a 7" +25mm rear is a pretty good look with some camber and coilovers though. :)

I think the 15mm would be too much though.

although you should look into hubspacers instead of "wheel" spacers.

I don't get it, whats the difference between a 25mm, and a 38mm with a 10mm spacer?

Thats only a 3mm difference.

2006fronty
01-27-2009, 05:46 AM
Thanks again for your help guys! On to find hubspacers...

I can't find those hubspacers for the life of me, I think Evolved Concepts might have went out of business because their website doesn't work for me anymore. I personally prefer the hub spacers over the H&R spacers, IMO the hub spacers seem a little easier to install since you don't have to deal with longer studs.

Russelt3hPirate
01-27-2009, 10:18 AM
I don't get it, whats the difference between a 25mm, and a 38mm with a 10mm spacer?

Thats only a 3mm difference.

3mm is alot when we're talking wheels and tires.

a 48mm might fit but i doubt a 51mm would.

even a 45mm to a 48mm.

it isn't alot when you're in the appropriate range but once you're on the outside edge or inside edge of the range 3mm can mean the difference between rubbing and fitting perfect.

tk-421
01-27-2009, 12:06 PM
I can't find those hubspacers for the life of me
Yup... Same here. I tried eBay, but there's either Ichiba or H&R wheel spacers. Nothing comes up for the term "hubspacers". :mad:

Russelt3hPirate
01-27-2009, 12:24 PM
contact Tamago he may know how to get you some.

tk-421
01-27-2009, 12:57 PM
contact Tamago he may know how to get you some.
Looks like he has PMs turned off on his account. :frown:

kimona
01-27-2009, 05:17 PM
Contact yarisworld member, caliyaris.

Russelt3hPirate
01-27-2009, 05:59 PM
Looks like he has PMs turned off on his account. :frown:

it should work after today.