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Hey everyone. Now that winter is getting close to being over(hopefully) I have finally decided to quit putting off getting some rims on my civic that i bought last year. I currently have factory steelies and would like to get the aluminum rims from the si/ex models (i especially like 04 and 05). I live in Ohio so i can pick up if they are in the state and if not I can pay for shipping. Would be nice if they have tires on them, if not oh well. Price just depends on condition and stuff. Just pm me with offers.

I will look at aftermarket rims if they aren't super tacky, although i really prefer a factory look. They need to be 17" or smaller, and be a brushed aluminum type or blacked out look and sorry but i wont even touch chrome rims(with the weather and stuff here in Ohio its just not worth having).

They're for an '03 civic LX, with factory 4 lug set up.

Thanks ahead of time.

 
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Get nO larger than 16" if u don't want to lower your car. 16" will still look a bit factory-ish with a more aggressive stance.

What is your budget?

 
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Thanks for the heads up. 16" or less it is then lol. On a side note, will i need to do something with the comp. so it will register the speed accurate with bigger wheels?

As far as budget im looking $500 to $600 at most. Hopefully less though, especially if they dont have tires and have rash on them.

 
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You'll have to have your speedometer re calibrated by a shop. You can get new wheels a lot cheaper than that on tirerack.com new. For example-a set of 15s can go for 80 a rim. The cheap ones won't be name brand, but a lot of the cheaper ones are tirerack specific brands. Not the lightest--but neither are our stock wheels. If you're really looking for factory rims, try car-part.com. Search for wheels w/o image and then you can select which one you want and it will tell you if any junkyards around you have any of those rims. It will also list the price (not sure if this is negotiable) and what shape they are in on an A,B,C,D,F scale. It seemed like most of the used ones were going for around 70 at the cheapest which is why I recommended tirerack first.

 
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Hey thanks man. Ill check out both of those sites.