Neuspeed Race with 18's
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Neuspeed Race with 18's
Im looking at Neuspeed Race Springs with the Tokico's and Im wondering if 18's with a 40 series tire will fit with that combo. I dont want to rub when I turn and such. Anyone with this combo any info or pics would be great thanks.
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Rep Power: 0 Umm... Tokicos? Yeah right... lol. They're never gonna come out for our cars.
18" w/ Neuspeed Race would look perfect, however most people get 35 series tires.
18" w/ Neuspeed Race would look perfect, however most people get 35 series tires.
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Rep Power: 0 Umm yea the tokicos did come out for our cars. As for the Konis I dont wanna do inserts just a full swap. I dont care about a performance factor just better ride comfort than a blown stock strut. What would a safe offset be, any suggestions on that.
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I know tokico did come out for our car, the blue shocks, not the illuminas. I would much rather have the konis over those. Trust me when you get a high performance shock, you will love it.
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Rep Power: 0 ^^Wow, you guys are right. Where have I been? Oh, I know.. I've been waiting for Tokicos for so long that I didn't think they would ever come out! haha. I'd recommend a full coilover system, like D-1 or whatever its called. I've heard that Hayame's have funky fitting. I have Neuspeed Sports with oem shocks and they're still kickin'. My next setup will be the D-1's probably.
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Rep Power: 0 I dont really want full coilovers because I dont plan on ever adjusting the ride height nor do I really wanna play around adjusting the dampners. That and I dont care about the higher performance value of full coils I wont be auto'xing or racing my civic. I just wanna nice low drop thats not unbearable to ride on. Does anyone know what offset to get to keep from rubbing?
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