is this going to fit???
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The Don
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From: THE CHI
is this going to fit???
19x8 chrome Diablo Vienna...+40 offset...this will be on a 2001 accord sedan w/ NO DROP!! i know u guys think it'll look like a 4x4 but it looks straight to me...so will this fit my car??
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Tire rub is fun:yay: Cause I'm thinking you might change your mind and drop it in the future.
Will there be a CHI car show anytime soon? Cause I wanna vote on the car in the reflection of your accord. What is that, looks like a mini van made by BMW on nice wheels(stupid humor). I'm curious, what is the car in the reflection.
Please bro reconsider what you wanna do here. Your accord is to clean looking for what you wanna accomplish! Save all that money your about to spend; get a good suspension for the wheels you got now. Is that your car in your sig or what. I don't see much wrong with the tire wheel/package you got in your sig.
If you got that kind of money to spend save it for another mod. I can see your fumbling over rims and tires. Those are show rims, not everyday driving rims. They look heavy as hell to.
Take none of this to heart! Are you driving a coupe or sedan here!
Will there be a CHI car show anytime soon? Cause I wanna vote on the car in the reflection of your accord. What is that, looks like a mini van made by BMW on nice wheels(stupid humor). I'm curious, what is the car in the reflection.
Please bro reconsider what you wanna do here. Your accord is to clean looking for what you wanna accomplish! Save all that money your about to spend; get a good suspension for the wheels you got now. Is that your car in your sig or what. I don't see much wrong with the tire wheel/package you got in your sig.
If you got that kind of money to spend save it for another mod. I can see your fumbling over rims and tires. Those are show rims, not everyday driving rims. They look heavy as hell to.
Take none of this to heart! Are you driving a coupe or sedan here!
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Originally posted by carta79
Please bro reconsider what you wanna do here. Your accord is to clean looking for what you wanna accomplish! Save all that money your about to spend; get a good suspension for the wheels you got now. Is that your car in your sig or what. I don't see much wrong with the tire wheel/package you got in your sig.
If you got that kind money to spend save it for another mod. I can see your fumbling over rims and tires. Those are show rims, not everyday driving rims. They look heavy as hell to.
Take none of this heart! Are you driving a coupe or sedan here!
Please bro reconsider what you wanna do here. Your accord is to clean looking for what you wanna accomplish! Save all that money your about to spend; get a good suspension for the wheels you got now. Is that your car in your sig or what. I don't see much wrong with the tire wheel/package you got in your sig.
If you got that kind money to spend save it for another mod. I can see your fumbling over rims and tires. Those are show rims, not everyday driving rims. They look heavy as hell to.
Take none of this heart! Are you driving a coupe or sedan here!
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THE RED 6th GEN Coupe
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What is the point of spending 2 grand on wheels and tires if you're not going to lower the car?
Why don't you purchase some 19x7.5's (225/35/19) with a +45mm offset and then do a nice 1.2-1.5" drop. Since you aren't going for performance you can easily get some H&R ($199.00 new) -- or Eibach Pro-kit spring -- that will do this drop and work with factory shocks perfectly. I would also suggest a rear camber kit in order to save on precious dub tire wear. In any case the entire outlay of cash if you go frugal and still pay for it then to be installed (sans optional camber kit) is around $400.00 ($550.00 w/ camber kit). This should be step no. 1 before you even purchase your first wheel. :naughty:
Dubs = Gay
Dubs w/ drop = Less Gay :thumbup:
Why don't you purchase some 19x7.5's (225/35/19) with a +45mm offset and then do a nice 1.2-1.5" drop. Since you aren't going for performance you can easily get some H&R ($199.00 new) -- or Eibach Pro-kit spring -- that will do this drop and work with factory shocks perfectly. I would also suggest a rear camber kit in order to save on precious dub tire wear. In any case the entire outlay of cash if you go frugal and still pay for it then to be installed (sans optional camber kit) is around $400.00 ($550.00 w/ camber kit). This should be step no. 1 before you even purchase your first wheel. :naughty:
Dubs = Gay
Dubs w/ drop = Less Gay :thumbup:
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The Don
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well im not getting dubs like i said...im gettin 19x8 wheels..and the car in my sig is my civic so those dont fit my accord..like i also said im fine with the way it looks when its not dropped...i been driving un-dropped in my civic with 18's for over a year and it dont d=look that bad to me..anywasy i found out the wheel im getting will fit...