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01-19-2005
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People with 16"s....
can some people with 16" wheels post pics or tell me how much wheel gap you have. I have tein s tech and was thinking about a 50 side wall......not sure how much gap i will have so i just wnated to see what other ppl have so i can decide.
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Rep Power: 257 I love my teins......there is no sag i dont know what ppl are talking about. If you got a coupe they are amazing. They are by far the best suspention i have used.
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Rep Power: 248 I plan on getting HFP 16" 7-Spoles from http://handa-accessories.com. Then I'll go with Neuspeed.
What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
01-20-2005
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Originally Posted by 2k2civ34
Personally I would go with the HFP 5-spoke...those might be the next wheels I invest in...
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Rep Power: 0 Or you could always use the tire calc, that's why I have 215/50/16. There's no rubbing, but there's quite a wheel gap, I have stock suspension though. Tires was a more important performance upgrade.
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Just wondering why you went with the 215 instead of the 205? When I went to purchase from tirerack the salesman said the 215's were an incorrect fit for my 7th gen... said go with 205?
Originally Posted by aferenz
Or you could always use the tire calc, that's why I have 215/50/16. There's no rubbing, but there's quite a wheel gap, I have stock suspension though. Tires was a more important performance upgrade.
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Originally Posted by aferenz
Or you could always use the tire calc, that's why I have 215/50/16. There's no rubbing, but there's quite a wheel gap, I have stock suspension though. Tires was a more important performance upgrade.
Originally Posted by birdman-c
Just wondering why you went with the 215 instead of the 205? When I went to purchase from tirerack the salesman said the 215's were an incorrect fit for my 7th gen... said go with 205?
The 205/50/16 is closer to 2005 EX's OEM (195/60/15) diameter, but would change the speedo by 1.6% on the 2001-04's.
IMO most probably just go the way of the 205 for the looks and maybe to avoid rubbing when lowering.
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