Honda Civic Wheels, Tires, & BrakesHow underrated these parts can be when properly upgrading your Honda Civic to a true sports machine. Wheels, Tires, and Brakes for your Honda Civic can change the way your car looks, acceleration, and stopping distance.
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imo +40 is nice..... if you're running anything less that 225's like 205/50/15 or up to 215/45/17, but honestly you're fine with +40, shouldnt be any problems fitting anything with a non-ridiculous size tire... soooo what size are you going to run?
i have 215/45/17 and theres no rub at all, and it looks really nice, click my name and view ride to see. But theres only one draw back, because of when u look at it from above it is like perfectly aligned with my fender, i cant really expect to drop it that low, seeing as how i don't think it will tuck under my fender well. Like it seems pretty even... 45= cool! 40= if u are gonna drop
thats just mt .02
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well i'm thinking of 215 or 225/45/18 since drewmadder 18's look so sexy. but i might get 215/45/17 konig imagine i guess with 40+ offset? ty guys! and i am drop on tein basic so i guess i'll go with the 40+ offset. of course with some nice falken rt-615
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