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And do I need to use Alloy wheels in this size, or will Steel also work. |
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Guys, I need your help. I'm about buying a used G35 Coupe stock rims. I believe they are 18x8 with 225/40/18. Does it fit my civic sedan? I'm just afraid that the rims would be too wide but not really sure myself. I have no idea how to use tire calculator that is posted on the first page of the thread. Please give me some advice on my rims change.
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Will a 225 tire fit on the stock rims? i.e. 225/45/17
btw, someone should clean up this thread and update the first post. That way you don't have to read through 20 pages of posts. btw, I drive an Si wit the 17 inch rims. I think they are 17x7 with a 43mm offset? .:EDIT:. What about 225/40/18 on the HFP rims? I think they are 18x7. Last edited by CNUco2007; 01-03-2008 at 11:11 AM. |
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I decided to stick with stock rim size in favor of a better ride and less chance of rim damage. 16x7 Konig Quiz (40 mm offset) wrapped in Kumho Ecsta AST 225/50/16. Ride is smoother than stock and the rims look good (at least as far as 16's are concerned). No problems with rubbing due to tire width/offset. Even have room to drop it an inch or so.
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I am thinking of getting 18x8.5 KMC Jacks&Five wheels and I was wondering if they would fit? What kind of tire size am I looking at with those? Car is stock '06 coupe LX.
What kind of offset / bolt pattern? I know it's 5-lug, but what's the mm? |
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Get the ones that are 5-114.3. Those will fit perfectly. For offset, anywhere between 40-45 is ideal, but you can get away with higher/lower with spacers. |
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By the way, IMHO, those Jacks&Five wheels just wouldn't look right on a Civic. Maybe on a Mustang or a truck, but not a Civic. I realize its just my opinion and you've got the right to go with whatever you like...but if it were me, I'd choose different wheels.
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Well the problem is that I need to choose wheels from KMC. I have a friend that works as a distributor and he is gonna give me a deal.
I want some 17 or 18 black rims with a chrome lip. Originally I had my eyes on the Redlines from KMC, but they've been discontinued. Any suggestions? |
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