Volo
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Does anyone know whether installing the 18' rims with +50 offset, and 235/40/18 tires, won't give any issues with rubbing on the coupe?
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RedRyder
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^What is the wheel width? And is the car lowered or stock height?
If you are talking about those 11G Civic wheels from the other thread, they won't rub. Lots of people ran 17x8 +45 TL wheels with 235/45/17 tires with no issue. +50 is even higher and I assume those Civic wheels aren't more than 8-8.5" wide.
If you are talking about those 11G Civic wheels from the other thread, they won't rub. Lots of people ran 17x8 +45 TL wheels with 235/45/17 tires with no issue. +50 is even higher and I assume those Civic wheels aren't more than 8-8.5" wide.
Volo
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Thanks for your reply @RedRyder !
The rims are third party brand Enkei 18'. The tire width is 235mm
I do have Tein S springs. They are a bit lowered the car, but not much (not sport lowering).
So I was wondering whats the min offset for the third party rims, before the tires will start rubbering either fender or suspension?
The rims are third party brand Enkei 18'. The tire width is 235mm
I do have Tein S springs. They are a bit lowered the car, but not much (not sport lowering).
So I was wondering whats the min offset for the third party rims, before the tires will start rubbering either fender or suspension?
Volo
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Still looking for a help advise from anyone who is familiar with a wheel offset measurements.
Is below +50 is safe against the rubbering? Like +35 offset rims, for instance?
Is below +50 is safe against the rubbering? Like +35 offset rims, for instance?
