fastflyinaccord
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True, it did look fine
18s or 19s?
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True, it did look fine
LowerMyCG5
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Theres a red coupe on here thats slammed on 19s and it looks AMAZING. but im too lazy to search
RedRyder
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I’ll be selling a set of 18x7.5 +42 wheels soon, they are mint. But I would definitely drop the car 2” or more first, as previously suggested.
SykVSyx
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I don't know if it was posted in the Wheel Fitment Thread, but the recommendation for aftermarket wheels on an Accord is usually,
4th Gen - 16's
5th Gen - 17's
6th Gen - 18's
7th Gen - 19's
8th Gen - 20's
Of course there are exceptions that can and have been made, so it really depends on the look you are going for and what your budget will allow.
4th Gen - 16's
5th Gen - 17's
6th Gen - 18's
7th Gen - 19's
8th Gen - 20's
Of course there are exceptions that can and have been made, so it really depends on the look you are going for and what your budget will allow.
Genghis_Khan
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Can someone correct me if I'm wrong. So the bigger the offset, the farther out the rim will stick out?
LowerMyCG5
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The lower the offset the more it sticks out
BlackestCoupe
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17's or 18's
2000accord89
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18's are the right size
champaned_out
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heres my ride on coils dropped around 2.5" all around on 18s x 7.5 42et
ride comfort is def noticeable over those mushy 15" stocks... i duno if its cause im getting old or my car is, ive been thinking about wanting 17s with a higher sidewall
ride comfort is def noticeable over those mushy 15" stocks... i duno if its cause im getting old or my car is, ive been thinking about wanting 17s with a higher sidewall
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Genghis_Khan
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I had a set of 17" shumachers, should have traded you.
