Staggered??? - Toyota Yaris Forums

*kimona* · 07-21-2007, 04:16 PM

Just do what makes you happy when you stand back and look at your little Yaris... something many of us really take pleasure in.

Most on this forum just want a cool looking car. Except for some minor mods (a shift knob, a shorty antenna, a sticker or emblem, and maybe foglights), wheels and tires will be the only major change we make to our beloved cars. And, we're not talking about running some radical set-ups that would compromise safety and handling here. Generally, we're just talking about some pretty meek staggering (eg. 17x7's, ET42, FR 205/40, RR 215/40). Noone's even going to notice the staggering we're talking about here; they'll only see that the car looks great and the wheels fit especially well... perfect!

Anyway, if running 16x7's, ET45 up front and ET38 in the rear make the car look better but somehow make us ignorant to a few, so be it.

BTW, if you're looking to race your Yaris on weekends, you're not going to run your street set-up anyway; you'll pop on your
15's for that before you hit the track.

07-21-2007, 04:16 PM	#13
kimona Super Moderator Drives: 2014 White VITZ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Huntington Bch, CA Posts: 4,938	Just do what makes you happy when you stand back and look at your little Yaris... something many of us really take pleasure in. Most on this forum just want a cool looking car. Except for some minor mods (a shift knob, a shorty antenna, a sticker or emblem, and maybe foglights), wheels and tires will be the only major change we make to our beloved cars. And, we're not talking about running some radical set-ups that would compromise safety and handling here. Generally, we're just talking about some pretty meek staggering (eg. 17x7's, ET42, FR 205/40, RR 215/40). Noone's even going to notice the staggering we're talking about here; they'll only see that the car looks great and the wheels fit especially well... perfect! Anyway, if running 16x7's, ET45 up front and ET38 in the rear make the car look better but somehow make us ignorant to a few, so be it. BTW, if you're looking to race your Yaris on weekends, you're not going to run your street set-up anyway; you'll pop on your 15's for that before you hit the track.