Wheel Fitment Thread

[CleanWhiteHonda]

Nah you wouldn't have very much camber at all with a 2.5 inch drop. Just enough to tuck those wheels. You'd still need an alignment though.

 

[scrapnav6]

F/R are the same?

Correct

 

[FIGHT4MYACCORD]

Thanks everyone ! Your the best

 

[JordanFleenor]

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[RedRyder]

Okay thanks so much for the fast response and natural camber wont wear out the tires to much if I would like to drop around 2.5" would they?

Nah you wouldn't have very much camber at all with a 2.5 inch drop. Just enough to tuck those wheels. You'd still need an alignment though.

That. And no, the camber will be so slight, your tires will hardly be affected.

 

[SykVSyx]

That fitment looks on point, Forrest.

Get some tires on that badboy and let's see what ya workin' wit!

 

[MrPopeye]

Hey ya'll, JUST signed up. I used to own a '96, and am about to buy another one. (This time a coupe.)
It needs new tires, so Im just gonna buy new wheels and tires. I live in the mountains, so I get a lot of snow. I have no choice but to go with all season tires. I plan on using a 17" wheel. I also plan on lowering it NO MORE than 1.5".
I'm sorry, but I dont have time to go through 150 pages of wheel fitment. I still went through 50 or so though looking for pics. What I'm wondering is what ya'll have run into as far as what would be the widest tire I could get without ANY mods to the body. (Rolling the fenders) Can I go with a 225? Or is wider possible with only a 1.5" drop? Thanks ya'll!

 

[RedRyder]

^What are the rim specs?

 

[MrPopeye]

Dont know yet. I was wondering what size tire would fit to know what size wheel to get. Im not into the "hellaflush" thing, so I want it to fit right. I was thinking of something around a 7.5" wheel if it's gonna be a 215 or 225.

 

[SykVSyx]

With your minimal drop of 1.5", 215 will be fine.

However, to meet your "sit right" aspirations, you will have to make sure your offset is on point.