Dub's for '98 LS
IMO, strength and (light) weight are more important than an impressive diameter.
Of course, the sculptural design of the wheel matters a lot as well.
So, I'd stick with 16" x 7" on an Integra.
Any bigger than that & the wheels look cartoonish IMO.
Physically, though, I'd bet you can manage 18" x 7", depending on offset and the amount of lowering. They've been fitting 18" s on Civics since the early nineties...so any decent wheel store can help you sort out the correct dimensions.
Of course, the sculptural design of the wheel matters a lot as well.
So, I'd stick with 16" x 7" on an Integra.
Any bigger than that & the wheels look cartoonish IMO.
Physically, though, I'd bet you can manage 18" x 7", depending on offset and the amount of lowering. They've been fitting 18" s on Civics since the early nineties...so any decent wheel store can help you sort out the correct dimensions.
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the owner of bodykits.org has had his jdm ls in a few magazines and he is riding on 19 5zigen copse wheels. but if you throw 20's on a teg that'll look stupid. i've seen the previous body style mustangs on 20's and they have a bigger body and wheel opening and even on those they look stupid. i'd say if you wanna go big go 19's but then you also need to have a rim with a lip or else there's just no point.
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