17" rims on coupe
Will 17" rims and tires fit on a stock 95 ex coupe without any rubbing and such?
Does anyone have any pictures of the rims on their car so i can see what it will look like. Please specify the size rim and sidewall height if possible.
Does anyone have any pictures of the rims on their car so i can see what it will look like. Please specify the size rim and sidewall height if possible.
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
however i do not recommend 17's on a civic, they will track poorly and reduce handling and especially driveability, even with stock springs and struts
also big wheels on a non lowered car looks like shit, and 17's are too big for a civic imo anyway
find some 15's or 16's, possibly stock integra wheels or si wheels, they can be had used with rubber for less than most new wheels
i have stock 14in integra alloys on my ek, i think it looks good, but they were also free
look like 4 threads up, an entire thread of civic pics, you can tell size in general just from looking at them
or check tirerack and change sizes, that will give you a good indication of them as well
there are tons and tons and tons of threads about wheel size, do a little searching and you will see that 15-16 is the best size, some go for 17 for looks but not handling, and some like 14 to save weight like stock hx wheels, or even 13's like vx's
or check tirerack and change sizes, that will give you a good indication of them as well
there are tons and tons and tons of threads about wheel size, do a little searching and you will see that 15-16 is the best size, some go for 17 for looks but not handling, and some like 14 to save weight like stock hx wheels, or even 13's like vx's
definitely don't recommend 17s for daily driving. Being in my mid 30s now I look back at the stuff I did when I was in my 20s and would like to go back and kick myself in the butt
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