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hey wusup civicolics ..

i have a 2001 inca pearl civic...
im buying racing hart c2's tonite..

i live in NJ.. is it that BAD to get 18 inch wheels?

if not what size tires are good and which ones rub the fender, if any?

17's dont look good unless the cars dropped correct? .. if not please show some pics..

thankss a lot

CHUCKP

 
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props for actually having the money to get RH's and C2's no less.

 
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there is a 500 price difference between the 17's and 18's thts not a problem.. but i just want to know if anyone has 18's and drives around with them everyday?

 
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well im not to big of a fan for C2's... however, its all you, i dont think they are bad. but god luck... 18's would look good
here are some 17s


I dont think 17's look bad with out a drop, but , of course a drop is always good. thats what i am waiting for.... But if you are looking for lightweight and speed then you want to get smaller rims...

 
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thanks.. c2's? dont u have those also? .. dude u like 5 minutes away from me.. im from Union, nj .. u mind me driving by to scope out t ur wheels?

AIM: jiteshnj

 
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18s RH C2 that would look hella tight, 17 will be lil small i know it wont make me happie, ill go with 19s instead of 18s, but for tires im currently on 225\40 you will rub, so i say go for 215/40/18, or if you like get 35 series it will look better but less rubber.

 
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got pics?

 
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sorry man im not much of a pic type. do a search you will see,

 
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if your concerned about the daily drive i would get 17's. imo, 18's are too big. when i get rims i'll be getting 17's.

 
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get the 17s and spend the $500 difference on a drop + camber

 
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good idea.. i was thinkin that.. ill keep u guys informed.. n 5 days ill have piics up of the wheels i decide on.. imp:

 
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you should just get some 18's with 215/40 tires

you just have to learnn how to dodge those potholes

 
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if you got the cash go for 18" wheels, and for rubber - why not be brave and put 225/40-18, or 225/35/-18 either one you might experience some rubbing, but just trimm your wheel well out alittle bit, it will never hurt anything. You will be glad you did every time you look at those big *** 18 sitting on your car.