Civic-EG.com Forum 3.3.1

- Tue Feb 05, 2008 6:04 am #40935

unless you're willing to roll/cut/maul your arches to death, thos 0 offset wheels will be damn near impossble to fit.

just for reference, most civics can run wheels up to a 30-35 offset. no less.

ive got a feeling u dont quite grasp the concept of wheel offsets do read up on offset and wheel measurement here:

http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible.html

no no 06 WRX Hybrid STi 17x9's 1 degree negative camber 44mm offset.
no stranger to offsets but a WRX and a EG hatchback are to diffrent cars i am not as knowlegdable about the EG as as the majority of you are, thus me asking questions.
how about 15x7's 38mm offset sound better?

42city-mpg/48highway-mpg....sweet

- Wed Feb 06, 2008 3:03 am #41044 those sound fine.

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- Wed Feb 06, 2008 8:01 pm #41110

those sound fine.

thanks i appriciate your help

42city-mpg/48highway-mpg....sweet

- Fri Feb 08, 2008 2:25 pm #41436

unless you're willing to roll/cut/maul your arches to death, thos 0 offset wheels will be damn near impossble to fit.

just for reference, most civics can run wheels up to a 30-35 offset. no less.

ive got a feeling u dont quite grasp the concept of wheel offsets do read up on offset and wheel measurement here:

http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible.html

no no 06 WRX Hybrid STi 17x9's 1 degree negative camber 44mm offset.
no stranger to offsets but a WRX and a EG hatchback are to diffrent cars i am not as knowlegdable about the EG as as the majority of you are, thus me asking questions.
how about 15x7's 38mm offset sound better?

oh sorry then, didnt meant to dis you

those will fit jes fine, ive got the same exact size...might rub a bit on the inside at full lock though.

or it could be that i need new fender liners.

- Fri Feb 08, 2008 8:19 pm #41482

unless you're willing to roll/cut/maul your arches to death, thos 0 offset wheels will be damn near impossble to fit.

just for reference, most civics can run wheels up to a 30-35 offset. no less.

ive got a feeling u dont quite grasp the concept of wheel offsets do read up on offset and wheel measurement here:

http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible.html

no no 06 WRX Hybrid STi 17x9's 1 degree negative camber 44mm offset.
no stranger to offsets but a WRX and a EG hatchback are to diffrent cars i am not as knowlegdable about the EG as as the majority of you are, thus me asking questions.
how about 15x7's 38mm offset sound better?

oh sorry then, didnt meant to dis you

those will fit jes fine, ive got the same exact size...might rub a bit on the inside at full lock though.

or it could be that i need new fender liners.

nah its cool man, but you were right i double check myself, but im going with a more regular approach, EK Si rims 195/50/15's more subtle i think and cheaper aswell.

42city-mpg/48highway-mpg....sweet

- Mon Feb 25, 2008 10:33 am #43680 Springs are new they still have to settle and the car will lower a little more... just you wait.

- Tue Mar 04, 2008 8:43 pm #44767 on 2" drop springs with 195/55/r15 and 40-offset wheels, i get rubbing issues on the inside of the wheel well and sometimes on downward slopes the front tires rub against the fender depending on the angle of the turn.

here's how low my ride turned out to be:

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