if any of you are considering wheels...

[Tamago]

edit:

http://sccaforums.com/forums/thread/375151.aspx


someone buy these! (i think someone here has bought a set from this guy already)

all 17's but look at those prices!

[Tamago]

or for those afraid of the almight rub...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1-New-15X7-4-100-42HB-5ZIGEN-FN01R-C-WHEEL-RIM_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trkparmsZQ7c301Q3a0Q7c293Q3 a3Q7c294Q3a30QQ_trksidZp4634Q2ec0Q2em14Q2el1262QQh ashZitem53da3c2629QQitemZ360143660585QQptZMotorsQ5 fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

even cheaper!

[kimona]

As you indicate, note that the listings are for 1 wheel only, not a set.

If they have more than 1 wheel available, get ET42's for up front and ET33's for the rear.

[Tamago]

i'm sure they have more than 1 available. a quick call to discounttire would clear this up

[Russelt3hPirate]

As you indicate, note that the listings are for 1 wheel only, not a set.

If they have more than 1 wheel available, get ET42's for up front and ET33's for the rear.

no point in losing the ability to rotate your wheels.

hub spacers give you the same result. :)

[Nagoya_TRD.]

Everyone runs FN01R-Cs. I like the Forged version of these wheels. The buddy club P1 wheels are not bad too. The weights seem to be pretty damn low.

[Tamago]

in the grand scheme, nothing's lighter (for the money) than an RPF1 though. :drool:

[kimona]

no point in losing the ability to rotate your wheels.

hub spacers give you the same result. :)

Staggered offsets are a common fitment in Japan... and I am not a fan of tyre rotation.

[Tamago]

Staggered offsets are a common fitment in Japan... and I am not a fan of tyre rotation.

as long as you run a 13mm spacer in the rear, i agree with this line of thinking

[Pitt Yaris]

Very good deals.

[The little red pill]

interesting . . . . . . very interesting . . . . most indeed.

[Russelt3hPirate]

Staggered offsets are a common fitment in Japan... and I am not a fan of tyre rotation.

I am aware of their popularity in Japan, with these cars it makes sense.

Although, how can you not like tire rotation? I can understand from an autox/grip standpoint of running a wider front wheel/tire combo.

for the street unless you like throwing away $$ tire rotation is a great thing, that and the availability of Hub Spacers for the back there's no point in running a staggered offset on a street car. IMHO :biggrin:

[etheliters]

i like staggered fitments.Although it is useless, fatter wheels look awsome in back. Anyone running a staggered setup on a yaris yet?

[cali yaris]

I think Whooppeee is running the Nilo's I sold him, they are 16x7 front 16x8 rear.

[etheliters]

cali you got more nilo's? How much should I expect to spend on some?

[Tamago]

bump, check the first post people, i put a nice deal up there