What will it take to make 15x7 +27 offset wheels fit Yaris?

[marlondog]

I'm still deciding between the Kreuzers and the RPF1's. Thye only problem is that I can get a better deal on the Kreuzers, but it looks like there is gonna be alot of modding involved. The most I've ever done is had -camber to make certain setups work(205/55 on a 15x6 +40 wheel and a 195/55 on a 15x7 +40 wheel). I just wan't to know if it's worth pulling and rolling fenders and adding camber worth all the trouble just to get some wheels to fit?

[ddongbap]

FYI, 195s on a x7 with a +40 on a 15 inch rim is super conservative, imo. I think if you can put 195s on a +27, you should be ok.

You gotta do RPF-1s though.

[Tamago]

15X7 +27 really isn't that gruesome..

[kimona]

15x7, ET27, with 195's or 205's will result in significant poke up front, which apparently is quite acceptable to some members.

[llewellyn]

I have an '04 Hatch with XXR 522s, 16 x 7 ET 25, w/ 195 50 r16 tires. The fronts poke a touch, and the rears are pretty close to flush with the fenders. They rub hard in the back if there's anyone back there, but by myself it only rubs if I hit a hard bump. I bought coil spring boosters, and that helped a lot. Also, I'm on stock suspension.

http://www.microimageonline.com/foru...ight=llewellyn

[ddongbap]

Originally Posted by kimona

15x7, ET27, with 195's or 205's will result in significant poke up front, which apparently is quite acceptable to some members.

Diff pokes for diff folks.

[Kaotic Lazagna]

My rear is effectively +28, 17x7.5". It's right at the fender, I had to roll my rear fender so it wouldn't rub too much. Didn't add any negative camber tho.