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Old 05-02-2015, 01:12 PM   #1
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so if i was to lower my yaris by 40mm would the wheel size still ok? 15x7 ET40..
Yeah, you would be good. Best to error on the side of caution. With ET40, you are leaving room to push wheels out a little further, with relatively little expense, using wheel spacers.

I once ran 16x7 with 195 rubber, ET42. Liked the way the front sat, but wanted to widen the track in the rear. Used 10mm spacers giving me an effective offset of 32. Liked the look, but did rub some in the rear when lowered 1.5 inches. Spacers are available in thicknesses ranging from 3mm to 15mm, with 5 and 10 being the most common.

I reiterate, you can always widen the track with a conservative offset. You cannot narrow the track with an aggressive offset wheel.

This is how mine looked with the described setup. The MK1 will be similar.
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Old 05-02-2015, 03:42 PM   #2
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Yeah, you would be good. Best to error on the side of caution. With ET40, you are leaving room to push wheels out a little further, with relatively little expense, using wheel spacers.

I once ran 16x7 with 195 rubber, ET42. Liked the way the front sat, but wanted to widen the track in the rear. Used 10mm spacers giving me an effective offset of 32. Liked the look, but did rub some in the rear when lowered 1.5 inches. Spacers are available in thicknesses ranging from 3mm to 15mm, with 5 and 10 being the most common.

I reiterate, you can always widen the track with a conservative offset. You cannot narrow the track with an aggressive offset wheel.

This is how mine looked with the described setup. The MK1 will be similar.
You have to remember this is the 2003 chassis not the newer '06+. My et35 rub on the outside with a 25mm lowing on hard compression. So 40mm lowering would rub all the time at any more than a et40 offset.
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