16x7 - 40mm offset - 195/50/16 rubbing like a fat kid at a Rave - Toyota Yaris Forums

bzinn 1 · 04-14-2011, 01:44 AM

sitting that low your gonna need camber,might of gone with a 45 profile instead of 50....but some camber will take most of the rub away.

for the fronts you can put a spacer behind the fender where it meets the bumper,put it at the bottom by the wheel where the bumper and fender meet.

The xB guys been doing this for a while,the bumper will stretch about 3/4" out at the bottom and still look right,so you can push out the fender about 1/2" with spacer and remount the bumper.

That will give you some more space for the tire lean when going slow and turning.

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04-14-2011, 01:44 AM	#12
bzinn 1 Drives: 2008 Yaris HB Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: University Place,WA Posts: 828	sitting that low your gonna need camber,might of gone with a 45 profile instead of 50....but some camber will take most of the rub away. for the fronts you can put a spacer behind the fender where it meets the bumper,put it at the bottom by the wheel where the bumper and fender meet. The xB guys been doing this for a while,the bumper will stretch about 3/4" out at the bottom and still look right,so you can push out the fender about 1/2" with spacer and remount the bumper. That will give you some more space for the tire lean when going slow and turning.