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Old Jun 10, 2009
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buying new rims what do i need

hey guys,
i am planning on buying some 16' rims what do i need to take in consideration in doing this. do i need to buy shocks to support that type?, change the springs or just cut it?. i notice that the wheels are camber already not sure if its factory default.

n.b i should mention that it is pre owned, factory rims with honda hub cap and it's a 02 civic exi
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Re: buying new rims what do i need

The suspension components are going to be fine, you can run aftermarket rims on stock shocks/springs with no issue whatsoever. To fix any camber, you need a camber kit. When buying rims, make sure the width you get will fit inside your wheel well and not rub. Other then that, make sure the offset will clear all the brake components and all that jazz. And of course 4x100 bolt pattern.
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thanks man
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