Say It Aint So! Vios on Stance:Nation!

[YAR1S]

http://www.stancenation.com/2011/12/26/say-it-aint-so/
:thumbup::thumbsup:

[fnkngrv]

damn

[Captain Slow]

:tongue: interesting, but I'm in the other camp, FUNCTION > FORM any day

[JumpmanYaris]

That's what I am looking for, nice

[KCALB SIRAY]

Snug and chubby

[kimona]

That set-up is pitiful!

[YAR1S]

why pitiful?
I thought it was quite nice....
but yeah

[jpmck03]

Hey JumpmanYaris, remember that thread (http://yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37347) where we were talking about too much camber and I said that if I can notice it, then there's too much?

That Vios is a prime example of what I'm talking about!

But to each his own, I guess! :respekt:


As a side (noob) note to JumpmanYaris or whmoever wants to answer:
What is the appropriate term for this:

http://yarisworld.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=752&pictureid=4991

You know, where the lip of the rim is bigger than the tire. "Deep dish" or something like that? Since I'm not into it :wink:, I have no idea what you would call it...

[Captain Slow]

why pitiful?
I thought it was quite nice....
but yeah

just guessing his comment was because it probably rides horribly, rubs every time you turn the wheel, and doesn't handle very well.

on the other hand it does look nice...but I wouldn't want to drive it.

[Kaotic Lazagna]

You guys do know he's on air, right? So he can raise it up to driving height and not rub. He's not on a static drop.

I think it looks good, but I would have went with 16's and less poke than that (lip of the rim is just a little past the fender).

[fnkngrv]

^ Agreed. There is no way that he could function unless he is on air for sure.

[contraband831]

love the stance, come on Laz time to bag your Vios...

[Focus_Sh1ft]

What is the appropriate term for this:

Stupid.

[blacksandiegovitz]

Stupid.



Lol , yeah its just a narrow tire on a wide wheel aka stretched tires . Its so you can kinda fit a 9" wide with -12 offset wheels under a yaris .

[thepartsmancometh]

maybe its just me, but that looks awful :iono:

[Captain Slow]

hadn't noticed the stretched tires, yuck.

[Pr1me]

You guys do know he's on air, right? So he can raise it up to driving height and not rub. He's not on a static drop.

I think it looks good, but I would have went with 16's and less poke than that (lip of the rim is just a little past the fender).

U looking for something like that:
http://i024.radikal.ru/1204/69/c9d5704cca0c.jpg (http://www.radikal.ru)

http://www.wrongfitmentcrew.com/forum/showthread.php?240-wanna-share-my-vios-(yaris-sedan)..updated...

[why?]

have to give him props for fittin 9" wide wheels with a negative 12 offset on a yaris. That is totally insane. But imagine the gigantic wheels he could fit if he went with something actually functional.

and of course i hate the entire stance movement.

[Crandall]

Stupid offset wheels, with wrong sized tires. :barf:

[mr_miles]

little too much stretch for my tastes, but i do find it to be kind of nice looking.

i'm still function > form, though.

[SAV912]

Horrid.

After the Mark III Jetta I had, I can't really see eye to eye with the 'stanced' crowd. The way the cheap kids go about mimicking the guys with money on air is totally unsafe. Looks aren't for me, but to each their own.

-C

[vten]

well , they will learn the lesson for sure ...once they have to buy a new set of tires within 6mo or a year top, they will understand :P

I remember back in the day when a lot of truck with smaller rims and negative offset..... I like aggressive offset, but with that rims sticking out too much from the tires is :barf:

to each their own ....

[Flipper_1938]

Hey JumpmanYaris, remember that thread (http://yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37347) where we were talking about too much camber and I said that if I can notice it, then there's too much?

That Vios is a prime example of what I'm talking about!

But to each his own, I guess! :respekt:


As a side (noob) note to JumpmanYaris or whmoever wants to answer:
What is the appropriate term for this:

http://yarisworld.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=752&pictureid=4991

You know, where the lip of the rim is bigger than the tire. "Deep dish" or something like that? Since I'm not into it :wink:, I have no idea what you would call it...

CLEAVAGE!