henreeezy xp
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rbwheels are gooood 
18x8+28 18x9+28 anyone with this offset.
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JMillerUA6
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Yes, yes they would. Those are gorgeous wheels.
But those specs are a little too much to take on for our accords, lol. Unless you really want a challenge.
If they were five lug they'd bolt right up to my car with a little tire stretching...
Sakuradrops808B
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Go get them!!!! EUROLINE OWNERS CLUB!!!!! FTW!!!!
bdeitemeyer
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Isn't RBWheels in Cali? If you're there too, go check out the shop yourself and maybe they'll let you test-fit a set or two.
You still haven't told us if you have camber kits and how far you're willing to go. The "flush" offsets you want depend on your ride height, camber settings, fenders being rolled or not, etc. It's impossible to give you the most accurate car without seeing your car. Look up a few wheel offset calculators, compare them to your current wheels (with the car at the height you want it at for the next set of wheels), and you really won't need any of our advice to pick out the correct offsets for your sedan.
You still haven't told us if you have camber kits and how far you're willing to go. The "flush" offsets you want depend on your ride height, camber settings, fenders being rolled or not, etc. It's impossible to give you the most accurate car without seeing your car. Look up a few wheel offset calculators, compare them to your current wheels (with the car at the height you want it at for the next set of wheels), and you really won't need any of our advice to pick out the correct offsets for your sedan.
bdeitemeyer
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You probably wouldn't need any tire stretching at all with that setup, an 8/9 setup would be "weak" on a 3G TL.
