Dude! I love my '07 manual Yaris. I absolutely love having the cluster in the center, though I hate not having a tachometer. Might have to look into some type of upgrade there, along with new wheels and tire upgrade to 205s!
I did a cluster swap on my 07 Hatch recently with a Canadian unit about a week ago, and at first the speedometer didn't work either. I'm not sure what I did to fix it, basically took it all apart, made sure the core and connecting pins were all socketed correctly, took out the needles and tried to let the ecu recalibrate the dials and then put the needles back on. After all that, it's started working and checking against a GPS speedometer, it's accurate.
the wheels are still good. im thinking of hitting up some of my spec miata friends and throwing some used slicks on them. might be fun to compare 195 slicks to 225 200TW
I have 15x6.5 wheels on my 2010 Yaris hatchback. I'm currently running 195 tires. but I can see now that the 205s should fit fine when I get new tires. What is the offset on your new Hexaforms?
Do you run a special alignment on your setup? I drive a Yaris on track too and I had to play with camber on all for corners and zero toed the front to gain corner grip and precision. I like your content.. good work.. good luck on track
Yeah, I'm still playing around with it. But currently it's about -2° in the front and -1.5 in the rear. I'm running the suspension a little higher than I'd like to because the springs are too soft, so I'm hoping stiffer springs will let me lower the front and get another half degree out of the front camber
Hey, I just bought a 2006 5 door yaris and I wanna make it look a little more sporty and nice with some bigger rims and nicer tires but I don't know anything, could you tell me a good size of tire that would go good with 16 inch rims? And is 16 inch too much? I just wanna close some of the wheel gap to make it look a bit lowered or slick if you will, thanks in advance Any other advice or mods would be appreciated
im not really used to putting bigger wheels on a car, as opposed to lowering the suspension. bigger wheel size means more weight which hurts your fuel economy and acceleration. same with wider wheels, but you get more grip as a trade off. 15 to 16 probably isnt a big deal, but its worth considering.
Did you notice better traction from a dead stop? I have a stock Yaris, but when I do a perfect take off I’ll spin the right side tire. Not sure if wider tires would improve that or not..
i raced on RS3s for year and the 4s are even better but idk if 225 will make u faster or slow with the stock power in a miata 225 and 245 are the same speed it might be the same with a lower power yaris but testing is always fun
Damn man thats a Clean set up I got an 07 manual hatchback I doubt I could run that identical wheel and tires on my car seeing how is lowered on TIEN springs 1.9 inches on the frt... 2.1 on the back right now I'm on 15x7 with 205 55 15s do you think it'll rub bad if tried to squeeze 225 45 17s on 15x7 +35 offsets?????
im pretty lowered now on bc racing coilovers. i've got -3 deg camber in the front and -1.4 in the rear. i've also got no fender liner... and im still rubbing just a tiny bit :(
You might need camber bolts to get them to tuck under the fender, but it should be fine. The rear is the big worry. It's hard to get rear camber on these
@@RassoolRacing so what wheel size and tire size do you suggest for my stock 09 sedan yaris? without changing anything , i don’t like what i have now because it’s to small and narrow
Dude!
I love my '07 manual Yaris.
I absolutely love having the cluster in the center, though I hate not having a tachometer. Might have to look into some type of upgrade there, along with new wheels and tire upgrade to 205s!
I did a cluster swap on my 07 Hatch recently with a Canadian unit about a week ago, and at first the speedometer didn't work either. I'm not sure what I did to fix it, basically took it all apart, made sure the core and connecting pins were all socketed correctly, took out the needles and tried to let the ecu recalibrate the dials and then put the needles back on. After all that, it's started working and checking against a GPS speedometer, it's accurate.
nice! i might try again with a Canadian unit
I love my yaris hatch 09
Mine came manual and still doesn’t have a tach heh.
Look for a 2010 Yaris in the bone yards, they came with tachometers.
You can still run those Heliums for AutoX, not for track lapping
the wheels are still good. im thinking of hitting up some of my spec miata friends and throwing some used slicks on them. might be fun to compare 195 slicks to 225 200TW
Hey Joey, what’s your fuel economy like after all the mods you’ve put in?
I honestly don't know. It only runs on track these days, so thats not exactly the most economical environment.
I have 15x6.5 wheels on my 2010 Yaris hatchback. I'm currently running 195 tires. but I can see now that the 205s should fit fine when I get new tires. What is the offset on your new Hexaforms?
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Do you run a special alignment on your setup? I drive a Yaris on track too and I had to play with camber on all for corners and zero toed the front to gain corner grip and precision. I like your content.. good work.. good luck on track
Yeah, I'm still playing around with it. But currently it's about -2° in the front and -1.5 in the rear. I'm running the suspension a little higher than I'd like to because the springs are too soft, so I'm hoping stiffer springs will let me lower the front and get another half degree out of the front camber
What springs are you after?
@@halfborn I'm looking at custom spring rates on fortune auto coilovers. Or BC racing
Bro help me with some info, with this size 205/50r15 does the wheel touch anywhere? In the bar or in the fairing?
No idea. I had coilovers before I had 205s
Hello friend, I would like that board. would you help me get it?
Has anyone customized the speedo and put the gauge cluster in front of the steering wheel?
Hey, I just bought a 2006 5 door yaris and I wanna make it look a little more sporty and nice with some bigger rims and nicer tires but I don't know anything, could you tell me a good size of tire that would go good with 16 inch rims? And is 16 inch too much? I just wanna close some of the wheel gap to make it look a bit lowered or slick if you will, thanks in advance
Any other advice or mods would be appreciated
im not really used to putting bigger wheels on a car, as opposed to lowering the suspension. bigger wheel size means more weight which hurts your fuel economy and acceleration. same with wider wheels, but you get more grip as a trade off. 15 to 16 probably isnt a big deal, but its worth considering.
Did you notice better traction from a dead stop? I have a stock Yaris, but when I do a perfect take off I’ll spin the right side tire. Not sure if wider tires would improve that or not..
are you launching the car or just setting off from a light? fresh tires might be all you need.
Did you have any rubbing wheel lock to wheel lock turn?
Nope. I took out the fender liners though
I Have Yaris Gen 1 too
I have a stock 08 yaris do you know if 205 50 15 will fit without rubbing?
That shouldn't be a problem on stock suspension. It would depend on the wheel offset though
@@RassoolRacing what about on 15x7 + 36? Love the Yaris content brother
i raced on RS3s for year and the 4s are even better but idk if 225 will make u faster or slow with the stock power in a miata 225 and 245 are the same speed it might be the same with a lower power yaris but testing is always fun
yeah, if they made some 205s i'd be tempted to throw them on my smaller wheels.
Damn man thats a Clean set up I got an 07 manual hatchback I doubt I could run that identical wheel and tires on my car seeing how is lowered on TIEN springs 1.9 inches on the frt... 2.1 on the back right now I'm on 15x7 with 205 55 15s do you think it'll rub bad if tried to squeeze 225 45 17s on 15x7 +35 offsets?????
im pretty lowered now on bc racing coilovers. i've got -3 deg camber in the front and -1.4 in the rear. i've also got no fender liner... and im still rubbing just a tiny bit :(
@@RassoolRacing ok kool I'm 2.2 - camber on the front i think I'm probably gonna try a set up like yours.. little Yaris looks aggressive that way
with this wheel and tire setup, would it be okay with 09 Yaris sedan all stocks? Thank You!
You might need camber bolts to get them to tuck under the fender, but it should be fine. The rear is the big worry. It's hard to get rear camber on these
@@RassoolRacing so what wheel size and tire size do you suggest for my stock 09 sedan yaris? without changing anything , i don’t like what i have now because it’s to small and narrow
@@sigmamale9984 I ran 15x6.5 konig heliums with no issue
@@RassoolRacing with 205/ 50 R15 right?
@@sigmamale9984 yep
What’s the front tires specs or is all 4 tires the same specs
square setup. 225 all around
Do you still have your old wheel set up?
15x6.5
yup. theyre still around
Are they on the market 🤔?
@@johnnyhuertero5916 I'm gonna keep them as spares, but I got them on Amazon for less than $100 each
Sorry, but you know the part # for those.. and and for your 15x8 do they rub with out spacers?
What offset are you running?
-25 i believe.
Bro send me this old weels and tyres
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I have automatic transmission 🙂
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