What 19" rims will fit on the civic?
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What 19" rims will fit on the civic?
I want to get 19's for my ride.
I'm not going to lower my ride so that might give me some more room.
I have no idea what will fit.
I don't want to rub on anything.
What Offset will accomplish this without rubbing anything?
1. what rims / offset are available?
2. what tire width / hieght will I need?
Thank you to those who give good information!
I'm not going to lower my ride so that might give me some more room.
I have no idea what will fit.
I don't want to rub on anything.
What Offset will accomplish this without rubbing anything?
1. what rims / offset are available?
2. what tire width / hieght will I need?
Thank you to those who give good information!
Any 19" will fit as long as you do not go any wider than 7.5" and try to stay around a +40 to a +42 offset. About the only tire size that will work is a 215/35-19, a 225/35-19 may be too wide.
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Rep Power: 405 if you don't get stiffer springs you will rub like off a curb at a funny angle, i think you should get 225/35 but you might rub... but you will protect the rims more...
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Rep Power: 0 From your sig, I can see that u have a coupe. I dunno if the rear fenderwell is as big as the sedan. I have 19x8 wheels with 215/35/19 and +45 offset. My car is lowered by 3.5-4 inches on full coilover and I do not rub whatsoever. 7th gen civics can fit in 19" very easily compared to previous gens.
Are u sure u dont wanna lower the ride? with 19" and no drop your car would be a lot higher than standard and would look silly.
Pls refer to this link so u can see how much I have lowered the car even though it's still on stock rims.
Are u sure u dont wanna lower the ride? with 19" and no drop your car would be a lot higher than standard and would look silly.
Pls refer to this link so u can see how much I have lowered the car even though it's still on stock rims.
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Yes slam2k1civic has 19" racing hart C-2 with 215-35-19 and he does not rub at all with a 2" drop.
Yes slam2k1civic has 19" racing hart C-2 with 215-35-19 and he does not rub at all with a 2" drop.
I'm pretty sure that there should be some rubbin w/19's and a 2" DROP Kinda skeptical about that bro....but if not...."Tyyyyte!!" 
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Rep Power: 0 i waws wondrin the same thing, i was gonna go with 18s , yet dropping my suspension worrys me a bit considerin bad road conditions i encounter , i like the slammed look, but dont want to actually slam anything
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Rep Power: 0 i have 19" Konig prophets on my 94 civic 4dr, when the car heads over to the body shop they'll be goin on my girls new 03', and i will post some pics with that at stock ride height. I have 215-35-19 Yokohoma parada spec IIs and i think it rides alot smoother then my old 205-40-17s. I thought it would be harsh with the 35 profile, but it actually rides good
PICS OF THE WHEELS
PICS OF THE WHEELS
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