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PDFileKyle
02-23-2013, 11:19 AM
I just bought some 15x7 wheels with a 42mm offset.
I decided to go with some 195/60/15's, and then had the bright idea to order the Megan Springs.

The reason for this post:
(I'll admit it now) I have no idea what I'm doing. haha I've been researching the forums relentlessly and thought I had it figured out, but I still have questions.
Will this set up rub? Will I have problems with install?

Also, will my wheels stick out or sit in too far with this offset? I want it to be fairly flush, or stick out to a minor degree.

yarisugi
02-23-2013, 12:29 PM
Wheels will sit in the fenders.
It won't rub. You're pretty safe.

Hope your name isn't short for P(e)D(o)FileKyle.
kidding.

1.5
02-23-2013, 01:35 PM
^ HAHA

like sugi said you should be fine that is a pretty sunken in wheel still

InfamousDragon
02-23-2013, 04:13 PM
Man you won't rub and you won't bottom out. I'm on stock shocks and custom springs also bought Megan racing springs that I am Gunna put on later. Any way I'm throwing 16 deeps on the front and 17 deeps on the back and won't rub. Slammmmmmmmmmmmm it hahaha. I'm 4 and a half inches from stock and going lower so Dont trip you got clearence. The Megan strings give you only a 1 and a half in drop and you got the same size rims plenty of clearance.

PDFileKyle
02-23-2013, 06:51 PM
Wheels will sit in the fenders.
It won't rub. You're pretty safe.

Hope your name isn't short for P(e)D(o)FileKyle.
kidding.

:wink:



thanks for the info guys.
any tips on making the wheels sit flush with the fenders?
ie, which spacers should I invest in?

racerb
02-23-2013, 11:17 PM
These work best and don't harm your wheel bearings like regular spacers do...

http://www.penguingarage.com/HubSpacers/Spacer.html

racerb :w00t:

PDFileKyle
02-23-2013, 11:46 PM
These work best and don't harm your wheel bearings like regular spacers do...

http://www.penguingarage.com/HubSpacers/Spacer.html

racerb :w00t:


Is it common to go 10 front, 13 rear?
I've read (and seen) that the rear wheels are further inset than the fronts, and I want to have that balanced look.

InfamousDragon
02-23-2013, 11:50 PM
I don't know about spacers for that cause I do wide body or stock no spacers. But yea good luck

yPod09
02-24-2013, 11:44 AM
The penguins are great, super easy install, but only work in the rear. You have to use a wheel spacer up front.

Go for 13mm in the back, I did 10, with a 38 offset wheel and wish I'd gone the extra 3.

PDFileKyle
02-24-2013, 12:16 PM
if it's needed, what would be recommended for the front?
I've seen bad things happen with the Ichiba's, so I'm hesitant there.

why?
02-24-2013, 03:34 PM
Is it common to go 10 front, 13 rear?
I've read (and seen) that the rear wheels are further inset than the fronts, and I want to have that balanced look.

it all depends on your car. Not all Yaris' are aligned the same over the frame.

SKurj
02-24-2013, 05:53 PM
You won't need spacers on the front, the rear you will. I added the penguins in the rear. Its not flush but its better.

This is with same width rims and tein s springs