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It's got a nice "Group-B Rally" stance
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I mean, obviously this is horrid, but a 0offset wheel on most vw's and any Honda is nice
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03-22-2010, 10:59 PM
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Should should drive like that to a meet and look at people scratching their heads, looking at you with blank stares!
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03-22-2010, 11:54 PM
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Drives: 2009 Yaris LB Join Date: Aug 2009
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A crazy offset on the Yaris looks amazing if done right.... I get tons of people saying they love my car and ask how i fit my rims on it. That offset would look great with some neg camber and rolled fenders
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03-23-2010, 09:32 AM
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I wanted to try the same thing back when I still had my 240, just to see what it would look like. I never got around to actually doing it, but at least now I know.
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yep :)
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I think its the aspect of keeping the wheels flowing fluidly with the body lines of the car, looks good on some cars, thats what ive heard
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How did u make that splitter? Need some details so I can make one!
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the word on the streets is your getting some rims sometime soon. LOL
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I would like to know also. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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I should have really done a DIY on it.... I went by the garage door splitter DIY before I realized it wouldnt bend around the bumper. So I went with some of that black garden landscape edging? the stuff you stop grass from growing into your flower beds.... I got it from home depot for like 10 bucks. It comes kinda rolled up and you have to carefully flatten it out so as to not have the creases left behind from flattening a curved surface. Then I cut it to form a smooth rounded surface on the ends (because it wont wrap around the edges). Then I just secured it via zip ties through the lower grille and down through the bottom of the bumper through cut holes in the black edging. Its complicated to explain but its pretty easy to do if you just go at it... you could drill into your bumper but I persoanlly didnt want to do that so I just went with zip ties. The only downside is sometimes it rattles on "D" while parked and stops during driving or in "N".... it doesnt rattle at all or move at highway speeds.... pretty sturdy and looks good for only 5 dollars :)  I'll take some better pics tomorrow of how I secured it.
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zip ties are just as good as duct tape. Tons of uses and no downside. =)
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very much true. very reliable.
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