lug nut spacing

[kimona]

I think stock bolts would be just fine with 5mm spacer. More than 5mm's will need longer bolts.

BTW, I wouldn't touch those spacers!

Do yourself a favour and get quality hubcentric spacers... it's worth the extra bucks.

With cheap spacers, you run the risk of vibration at speed... which is all too common.

[yrsdrgn]

Yup 5zigen div 3 16x7 they're 205/50/16 tires....i wanna get 205/45/16

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by kimona54

I think stock bolts would be just fine with 5mm spacer. More than 5mm's will need longer bolts.

BTW, I wouldn't touch those spacers!

Do yourself a favour and get quality hubcentric spacers... it's worth the extra bucks.

With cheap spacers, you run the risk of vibration at speed... which is all too common.

I'll check around. I figured the same with 5mm stock would be fine. If you see some 5mm good quality let me know. I did a little looking a around and didn't find however I did see some 10mm. That is a bit much I think.

[kimona]

Originally Posted by kimona54

The Yaris center bore is 54.1.

If you really want to use spacers, don't go cheap!

You can buy Ichiba aluminum/magnesium alloy hubcentric spacers on ebay for about $60 a pair (plus shipping) including longer studs.

Previous post this thread.

Yup, I think 5mm in the rear with your 40mm wheels should look good!

[Thirty-Nine]

Just FYI, I have 15mm rear spacers on my xB. They are the H&R TRAK spacers, and they are very high quality. They came with longer wheel studs, too (where were a PITA to install).

For a smaller spacer, check here:
http://onetongarage.com/products/whe...cer/index.html

So is it the front that has the problem with rubbing? Not so much the backs?

With a 205/50/16 and a +35 offset wheel, I keep getting told I'll rub in the front when lowered ...

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by kimona54

Previous post this thread.

coolness I'll check them for 5mm stock

[yrsdrgn]

I believe my friends bro-in-law put 15mm spacers on his rear for his xb with 16x7 shaumauchers (spelling?) but they really flush with his fenders now

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by yrsdrgn

I believe my friends bro-in-law put 15mm spacers on his rear for his xb with 16x7 shaumauchers (spelling?) but they really flush with his fenders now

what was his original offset?

[Thirty-Nine]

Here's my 16x7 +35 A-Tech Finalspeeds on my xB w/15mm rear spacers and 205/50/16 tires:

[kimona]

Originally Posted by Thirty-Nine

Just FYI, I have 15mm rear spacers on my xB. They are the H&R TRAK spacers, and they are very high quality. They came with longer wheel studs, too (where were a PITA to install).

For a smaller spacer, check here:
http://onetongarage.com/products/whe...cer/index.html

So is it the front that has the problem with rubbing? Not so much the backs?

With a 205/50/16 and a +35 offset wheel, I keep getting told I'll rub in the front when lowered ...

Yup, you'll get major rubbing if lowered!

[Thirty-Nine]

Front and back or just front?

[kimona]

Yah, you can run really low offsets on the xbox!

[brickhardmeat]

I don't mid a little poke but I don't want any on my yaris just flush or a little closer to flush. I'm pretty sure 5mm would do the trick.

[kimona]

Originally Posted by Thirty-Nine

Front and back or just front?

Okay, we're talking about the Yaris/Vitz now... right?

Front: With a 35mm and 205/50's and lowered, you'll have major rubbing problems.

Rear: With 35mm, 205/50's and lowered, you'll have rubbing under load.

[yrsdrgn]

haha my rear looks like thirty-nine's first rear shot =P according to my friends bro-in-law it has a 37 offset. the same has his on his xb

[Thirty-Nine]

Originally Posted by kimona54

Okay, we're talking about the Yaris/Vitz now... right?

Front: With a 35mm and 205/50's and lowered, you'll have major rubbing problems.

Rear: With 35mm, 205/50's and lowered, you'll have rubbing under load.

Yes, Yaris. Thanks for clarifying that.

[kimona]

Originally Posted by brickhardmeat

I don't mid a little poke but I don't want any on my yaris just flush or a little closer to flush. I'm pretty sure 5mm would do the trick.

Hey brickhardmeat,

If you're running ET40mm (and 205/50/15's), you should be flush up front... is that right?

Take a level and a mm ruler and see how many mm's will bring the rears out to where you'd like them (to match the fronts).

Then look for the size spacers you want... they're available in a wide range of mm widths.