Another one of those threads - tire sizing

[33OH]

Originally Posted by Tamago

so, you're compromising in order to compromise a compromise

Just not looking to spend over $700 on a wheel/tire combo.

The 15x7 Konig's are great for what I want.

[Tamago]

Originally Posted by ryank

Just not looking to spend over $700 on a wheel/tire combo.

The 15x7 Konig's are great for what I want.

are you at least gonna get the +20's?

[33OH]

Originally Posted by Tamago

are you at least gonna get the +20's?

I'm not up on offsets really, was just going by the recommended guide.

If I got +20, what would I need to do to compensate for it?

[Tamago]

Originally Posted by ryank

I'm not up on offsets really, was just going by the recommended guide.

If I got +20, what would I need to do to compensate for it?

you'd want camber bolts, and a .060" washer installed under each rear bolt of your rear hub.

there's also this:

http://www.good-win-racing.com/Mazda.../21-1001A.html

[33OH]

Originally Posted by Tamago

you'd want camber bolts, and a .060" washer installed under each rear bolt of your rear hub.

there's also this:

http://www.good-win-racing.com/Mazda.../21-1001A.html

Nice wheel but it's the same specs as the Konig really. (except 20 vs 25 offset), and the Konig is still cheaper and I like the looks better.

Where can I get the camber bolts (and/or washer) for the Yaris?

[Tamago]

Originally Posted by ryank

Nice wheel but it's the same specs as the Konig really. (except 20 vs 25 offset), and the Konig is still cheaper and I like the looks better.

Where can I get the camber bolts (and/or washer) for the Yaris?

Garm sells the camber bolts.. as well as summit racing, jegs, and your local auto parts store.

i sell the washers. but it's not really worth it to ship you a set.

it's a stainless washer, 1/2" inside diameter, and "thin".. most are .058-.064" thick. if you bought a set from me i'd grind them to clear the yaris hub and match pairs to not cause any undue toe in-out issues.

$8 shipped for enough washers to yield -3 degrees rear camber (which i do not suggest)