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Kenbow
03-12-2006, 05:06 AM
What kind of customization is everybody doing?
My Vitz be such a feeling
http://www.k4.dion.ne.jp/~vitz/Kenbow3.jpg
I want to try to see even the car of everybody
Also, being attached to my Vitz I answer it if there is a question
Front spoiler be GIALLA
Side spoiler be GIALLA
Back bumper be RS swap
Wheel 18inch 7.5J 205/40-18
echo_hrs
03-12-2006, 05:30 AM
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y277/echo_hrs/a.jpg
Mine is the Yaris RS grade for Canada, with lowering springs...
I'm planning to either import a factory front spoiler from Australia, or the JDM Vitz RS front bumper...
Cheers
Master
03-12-2006, 07:05 AM
kenbow-
what offset are your wheels?
what is the widest wheel and lowest offset do you know other yaris/vitz owners do? :)
Kenbow
03-12-2006, 12:32 PM
kenbow-
what offset are your wheels?
what is the widest wheel and lowest offset do you know other yaris/vitz owners do? :)
Master-
The offset is F:+42 R:+37.
It is necessary to note it for the installation.
The reception desk comes in contact with the inner liner when the steering wheel is turned.
However, contact can be avoided by warming and processing the inner liner.
Rear comes in contact with the fender by the individual difference of the vehicle.
Because only the right side came in contact, my vehicle processes the fender a little.
The widest wheel in the data that I have is 18inch 9.0J 215/40-18 offset F&R+48.
A lot of problems seem not to be functional though there is putting 19inch in Vitzliste Member.
yariman
03-12-2006, 02:36 PM
The 18's look awesome, but they are 2 inches in diameter bigger than stock. This is like installing higher gears in the diff. which robs performance. If you wonder why she doesn't fell as peppy any more, that's why. But hey, it is hard to beat the look.
Master
03-12-2006, 02:48 PM
^^ you are keeping the same drive ratio if you get the correct height on tires. He is running a "40" profile tire to offset the increased wheel size
LAHAL
03-12-2006, 04:39 PM
dealership told me that if you keep the same height on the wheel, then it won't void the warrenty, it only void if your wheel is larger then the stock wheel. I was going to go with 18, but we have to many pot holes in calgary, i'm gonna stick with some 17 so not to sacrifice on the tire.
Master
03-12-2006, 05:38 PM
i've never heard of a dealership voiding warrenty cause of wheel size
yariman
03-12-2006, 07:32 PM
Find a tire size calculator on the net, put in your stock size and an 18" size with a 40 profile and see the difference.
Master
03-12-2006, 08:49 PM
kenbow is running a 205 tire on a 7.5 width wheel.
think about how much that tire is stretching on that wheel and why the 40 profile is needed.
yariman
03-12-2006, 09:44 PM
Sorry, I thought he had 215's. The stock 175/65/14 is 23 inches in diameter, the 205/40/18 is 24 inches, an inch bigger in diameter, still slows you down. Some folks are looking for the lightest wheels possible, but if the diameter is larger, buddy beside you in the Yaris with smaller wheels is going to win!
Master
03-12-2006, 10:08 PM
haha i'm not planning to race my yaris when i get it.
it's going to be a cruiser car. i think most ppl in japan are the same way.
i want 18's with the biggest fattest dish i can get in the back ;)
Kenbow
03-12-2006, 11:48 PM
It is because the reason that I chose 18inch 205/40-18 is appearance esteem :w00t:
In the case that I choose a functional thing 17inch 205/40-17 Best Match
Because Compressor of BLITZ is fixed at the later time outside diameter is not a problem :wink:
If even the offset thinks 215/35-18 are Best to 18inch
I do not exist that I felt inconvenience by making 18inch
This time, I challenge it to 19 inches
You consult the following HP in the case that the Wheel information of the 18inch following wants
http://www.k4.dion.ne.jp/~vitz/EnglishInchup.htm
:laughabove:
Master
03-13-2006, 12:05 AM
that's right kenbow!
STYLE is always king ;)
is your car supercharged?
19 inch wheels on a yaris would make the wheels look huge!
Kenbow
03-13-2006, 12:26 AM
There is the one who is putting in 18inch & 19inch with Vitzliste Member
HP of Vitz that puts on 18 & 19inch can see has a password issued after member registration
However, it is all the Japanese
To my Vitz Compressor without being fixed
From BLITZ compressor for CVT without being selling (under development)
I am going to purchase it right away if I am launched
Master
03-13-2006, 02:48 AM
woah, those rims are huge! that fender must be totally shaved. i'm loving how tucked the back wheel is. so low that it's not practical for daily driving. roads and driveways are rough here in the US :)
do japanese people usually get the five door yaris? i don't see many three door's on vitz member's pages
i'm thinking of getting some F:8x7.5 +42 and R:18x8 +40 when i get my yaris
Sp33dY
03-13-2006, 06:39 AM
No 3 door Vitz available in japan as far as i know ........ those 18s dont appear to be tucking under the guard at all? Dont look overly low either? :(
jcove
03-13-2006, 07:37 AM
Sorry, I thought he had 215's. The stock 175/65/14 is 23 inches in diameter, the 205/40/18 is 24 inches, an inch bigger in diameter, still slows you down. Some folks are looking for the lightest wheels possible, but if the diameter is larger, buddy beside you in the Yaris with smaller wheels is going to win!
In theory that is right, but if the wheels are lighter than stock then you have less unsprung weight and you keep or better the acceleration. I'm interested to know if you'd even feel the difference.
Supposedly the farther out the weight gets, the more "heavier" it seems, that is, the more effort it takes the engine to turn the wheels.
I am prolly going to get 14" wheels with my Yaris, because they are the lightest and the smallest.
Kenbow
03-13-2006, 10:55 AM
To our regret, 3DrVitz is not sold to Japan.
The wheel will be chosen by the purpose and the usage.
I think that it is correct to put the wheel thought that you are good.
Kenbow
03-13-2006, 12:15 PM
Find a tire size calculator on the net, put in your stock size and an 18" size with a 40 profile and see the difference.
The same size tire is different the absolute size because of the manufacturer.
The tire computer is not reliable.
The tire is pulled to 7.5J a little in my size of the wheel though it grows by one inch on the calculation because the tire of 205.
Is the pull of the tire understood?
For instance, the case where 205/50-15 tires are installed in the wheel of 15 inch 8J is said. (An extreme size is shown for the explanation. )
yariman
03-13-2006, 12:43 PM
Kenbow, do you still have your stock tires/wheels? If so put them beside your 18's and see if there is a difference.
Kenbow
03-13-2006, 10:26 PM
Kenbow, do you still have your stock tires/wheels? If so put them beside your 18's and see if there is a difference.
I understand what you are saying
What I wanted to say is that there is an error a little by the tire maker
My English is pitiable and excuse me
I think that I am good if you choose the tire and run favorite Wheel early
Kenbow
03-13-2006, 10:31 PM
woah, those rims are huge! that fender must be totally shaved. i'm loving how tucked the back wheel is. so low that it's not practical for daily driving. roads and driveways are rough here in the US :)
do japanese people usually get the five door yaris? i don't see many three door's on vitz member's pages
i'm thinking of getting some F:8x7.5 +42 and R:18x8 +40 when i get my yaris
Master-
F:18x7.5 +42 and R:18x8 +40
When it is the size it is BestMatch!!!!:w00t: It is the set that has no problem
Tire is O.K. with 215/35-18
Publish the photograph by all means, if Wheel is set:bow:
Master
03-14-2006, 01:23 AM
hahaha i'll make sure to get pictures up when i recieve my yaris!
i'm selling my Lexus IS300 and picking up the yaris.
i'm planning to get work sp-1's for the yaris :X
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