15x9.0 -3 offset 95mmm will it work?? - Toyota Yaris Forums

07blackvitz · 06-20-2010, 03:06 AM

To answer your question JayTee the camber kit is not that expensive or really hard to put in I Just used 2 front Eccentric style bolts from Spc on both front shocks, actually got the kits from Garms shop Micro Image online and made my own Shims for the rear all it is a thicker washer like Penguin makes with the top grinded off them with camber u should be able to minimize or even take care of the rubbing issue those shims basically just go behind the rear hubs...really easy install, oh I'm just running Tein basic coilovers with one locking ring removed from the rear cause it's maxed out anyway with just Trd rear sway that's all....I probably would have gone with a 195/50/r15 to give it a stretch for some clearance as well.Instead of he 205's that u runnin would help give it some clearance as well or if you want more maybe 185/45/r15.

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06-20-2010, 03:06 AM	#29
07blackvitz 07 Liftback View User's Garage Drives: 2007 Yaris liftback black Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Irvine Ca Posts: 53	To answer your question JayTee the camber kit is not that expensive or really hard to put in I Just used 2 front Eccentric style bolts from Spc on both front shocks, actually got the kits from Garms shop Micro Image online and made my own Shims for the rear all it is a thicker washer like Penguin makes with the top grinded off them with camber u should be able to minimize or even take care of the rubbing issue those shims basically just go behind the rear hubs...really easy install, oh I'm just running Tein basic coilovers with one locking ring removed from the rear cause it's maxed out anyway with just Trd rear sway that's all....I probably would have gone with a 195/50/r15 to give it a stretch for some clearance as well.Instead of he 205's that u runnin would help give it some clearance as well or if you want more maybe 185/45/r15.