225/45/17 tires fit??
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Hey everyone, ive searched but didnt really find any answers but will 225/45/17 tires fit? Will the tires stick out past the fenders? Anyone have this setup and any pics? I like the look of a wider tire as it looks more aggressive....i dont care if it throws off the speedometer and stuff just wanting to know if it will rub. I will be lowering the car about 1.5inches.....anyone know? Thanks
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Rep Power: 0 Sweeeeet thanks civiclized! Do you got any pics of it from a side view to see how it measures up against the fenders? Like how far they come out ?? Thanks I appreciate you posting up your pics!
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Rep Power: 400 Originally posted by civicmorph
yea but bigger in the front would look wierd on a street car...for shure my car's no dragger.
yea but bigger in the front would look wierd on a street car...for shure my car's no dragger.
Although it isn't uncommon to see 205s on the front and 195s on the back of Integras... if you really want to balance them out, you take some of the contact patch away. Of course not many people would do this on the street, but it is a doable thing for the track, or screwing around, etc... and 10 mm of width wouldn't make a visible difference.
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Sweeeeet thanks civiclized! Do you got any pics of it from a side view to see how it measures up against the fenders? Like how far they come out ?? Thanks I appreciate you posting up your pics!
Sweeeeet thanks civiclized! Do you got any pics of it from a side view to see how it measures up against the fenders? Like how far they come out ?? Thanks I appreciate you posting up your pics!
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Rep Power: 0 Is there any advantage of running wider tires out back than in the front with FWD cars? I'd think it would be harder to get the back to slip out, but correct me if i'm wrong
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by civicmorph
I was just going for the looks of the car, if I were to get wider tires I'd get 235 in the rears and 205 in the front, that should be a little noticeable no?
I was just going for the looks of the car, if I were to get wider tires I'd get 235 in the rears and 205 in the front, that should be a little noticeable no?
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Rep Power: 356 Originally posted by half_n_half17
Is there any advantage of running wider tires out back than in the front with FWD cars? I'd think it would be harder to get the back to slip out, but correct me if i'm wrong
Is there any advantage of running wider tires out back than in the front with FWD cars? I'd think it would be harder to get the back to slip out, but correct me if i'm wrong
Yes it would make the rear end stick more, but then FWD cars dont suffer from much oversteer.
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