enkei zr2, lemme know what you think
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enkei zr2, lemme know what you think
these rims in gunmetal (picture is anthracite) with falken ze 512s on a silver civic lx 2005, not lowered, which i think might end up looking funny and need to be done!
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you really should lower your car if you decide to get wheels, i'm not a big fan of the monster truck look. wheels look good though. look into getting something with a deep polished lip too
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except for the fact that its definitely monster truck season till i get this badboy lowered.
i actually put them on and had to take them off due to the amount of space in the wheel well. even though they are a tiny bit larger than the old wheels/tires it looks much worse than the stock rims. that gap is freakin huge on these 05 civics!
except for the fact that its definitely monster truck season till i get this badboy lowered.
i actually put them on and had to take them off due to the amount of space in the wheel well. even though they are a tiny bit larger than the old wheels/tires it looks much worse than the stock rims. that gap is freakin huge on these 05 civics!
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Rep Power: 0 yea i mean if you dont want to get it lowered yet, just get the fenderwell trim and splash guards to make it appear as if its a tad bit lower, gives it the rally look instead of the monster truck look. splash guards are like 60 and the fenderwell trim is like 60.
rims look clean. i personally like the RSV more though 
if you dont plan to drop, i would go with a bigger overall sized tire. IE 205/50/17 to kill the wheel gap. or try to use an OEM size off those high end model cars like benz/lexus/bmw/etc.
if you dont plan to drop, i would go with a bigger overall sized tire. IE 205/50/17 to kill the wheel gap. or try to use an OEM size off those high end model cars like benz/lexus/bmw/etc.
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