chasnsx
Well-Known Member
You should also go through the "Members' Rides" section, and look at the photos of the cars. Every car has a spec sheet at the beginning of the thread showing what wheels and tires the owner has (or wishes that he had -- read carefully). This will give you an idea how various wheel, tire and suspension set ups look on actual Honda Accords.
You need to work out ahead of time what size wheels you want (17", 18" or 19") and how far you want to lower your car (if it is not already lowered). Also, if your back tires are rubbing with people in the back of the car and you still have your stock rear shocks, they probably need to be replaced.
You need to work out ahead of time what size wheels you want (17", 18" or 19") and how far you want to lower your car (if it is not already lowered). Also, if your back tires are rubbing with people in the back of the car and you still have your stock rear shocks, they probably need to be replaced.
