Wheel setup HELP!!!!!!
Wheel setup HELP!!!!!!
I need some last minute help from you guys and girls
If i get 17 inch rims and 205/40/17 tires will it fit the same way and height as my stock tires with my sportsline spring kit i dont want to take away my lowered effect
If anyone has the same setup please help me out. or anyone with some suggestions.
Thanks.
If i get 17 inch rims and 205/40/17 tires will it fit the same way and height as my stock tires with my sportsline spring kit i dont want to take away my lowered effect
If anyone has the same setup please help me out. or anyone with some suggestions.
Thanks.
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use this link...
http://www.7thgencivic.com/modules.p...tor&file=index
If the tire is slightly too small, ur results will be a drop (obviously).
You WILL have a minor drop with those tires. And your speedo will be 4% too fast...
http://www.7thgencivic.com/modules.p...tor&file=index
If the tire is slightly too small, ur results will be a drop (obviously).
You WILL have a minor drop with those tires. And your speedo will be 4% too fast...
i didnt think this would turn out to be such a hard decision
it either 215 45 17 or 205 40 17 with the 40 series my car is going to loose height and with the 45 series it will stay the same. What would you guys do.
it either 215 45 17 or 205 40 17 with the 40 series my car is going to loose height and with the 45 series it will stay the same. What would you guys do.
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its all on you i depend if you are going performance,looks or as long as its okay. 205 will be nice, 215 is what you are looking for.
ill go with the 40 series why cause 45 is just to much rubber for me.
ill go with the 40 series why cause 45 is just to much rubber for me.
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okay now i see what ur trying to say, you wont lose no drop you will sit higher, okay put it this way, i used to run on 205/40/17 its cool but i have a body kit i still scrath with my drop neuspeed sports same as urs ebaich. but now im currently on 225/40/18 man im high up there about a good two inch the drop is still there but my car just sit higher and i have no gap, with the 205 17 i have gap, i hope this help
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Originally posted by Kloverz
okay now i see what ur trying to say, you wont lose no drop you will sit higher, okay put it this way, i used to run on 205/40/17 its cool but i have a body kit i still scrath with my drop neuspeed sports same as urs ebaich. but now im currently on 225/40/18 man im high up there about a good two inch the drop is still there but my car just sit higher and i have no gap, with the 205 17 i have gap, i hope this help
okay now i see what ur trying to say, you wont lose no drop you will sit higher, okay put it this way, i used to run on 205/40/17 its cool but i have a body kit i still scrath with my drop neuspeed sports same as urs ebaich. but now im currently on 225/40/18 man im high up there about a good two inch the drop is still there but my car just sit higher and i have no gap, with the 205 17 i have gap, i hope this help
A smaller diameter tire will make you sit lower on the ground. A 205/40 series on a 17 is smaller/shorter than a stock EX 185/65.
A 215 is SLIGHTLY thicker and you'll have very minimal drop to the ground. Take into consideration your ride comfort.
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