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Old 05-13-2006, 01:43 AM   1 links from elsewhere to this Post. Click to view. #21 (permalink)
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what dimensions would i need for 18" HP racing Split 5 SS rims?
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Old 05-13-2006, 09:56 AM   #22 (permalink)
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what dimensions would i need for 18" HP racing Split 5 SS rims?
unfortunately i cant answer this. what im trying to do is to provide a offset and width guide by what people are running. as of yet no one has provided me any 18" fitments. please continue to check back on the 1st page for updates.

17x7 with a 40 offset should work just fine. it'll be 5mm more outward which is practically nothing. Enjoy
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bump bump bump, come feed me some more info so i can update the list.
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Ok, I received and mounted my new wheels yesterday and they look great! I'm now riding on 18x7.5 wheels with a 40 offset and 225/40 tires. I'm not lowered and I don't think it would be wise because I have heard a little rubbing when hitting hard bumps, but nothing that concerns me. The look is so awesome, the wheels are much closer to being flush with the fenders (another 3 or 5 mm and they would be exactly flush, but I'd probably experience severe rubbing). I'll have to take and post a few pics when I wash my car this week.
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Ok, I received and mounted my new wheels yesterday and they look great! I'm now riding on 18x7.5 wheels with a 40 offset and 225/40 tires. I'm not lowered and I don't think it would be wise because I have heard a little rubbing when hitting hard bumps, but nothing that concerns me. The look is so awesome, the wheels are much closer to being flush with the fenders (another 3 or 5 mm and they would be exactly flush, but I'd probably experience severe rubbing). I'll have to take and post a few pics when I wash my car this week.
tHANKS for contributing, ill update
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Ok, I received and mounted my new wheels yesterday and they look great! I'm now riding on 18x7.5 wheels with a 40 offset and 225/40 tires. I'm not lowered and I don't think it would be wise because I have heard a little rubbing when hitting hard bumps, but nothing that concerns me. The look is so awesome, the wheels are much closer to being flush with the fenders (another 3 or 5 mm and they would be exactly flush, but I'd probably experience severe rubbing). I'll have to take and post a few pics when I wash my car this week.
Hey drizzle coupe or sedan????
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Hey drizzle coupe or sedan????
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Good thread, nice to see that mazdamp3.com has something good to offer . Someone please post 18" and offset for a sedan if you have them, thanks.
Running 18X8" 48mm offset O.Z. Racing Ultraleggera wheels and 225/40-18 General Exclaim UHP on my '06 LX sedan.

Not lowered, but should easily clear with no issues with a 1-1/2" to 2" drop.








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Running 18X8" 48mm offset O.Z. Racing Ultraleggera wheels and 225/40-18 General Exclaim UHP on my '06 LX sedan.

Not lowered, but should easily clear with no issues with a 1-1/2" to 2" drop.
A little off topic but damn those wheels look great on your sedan!
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You can add this one to the list.

17x8 42mm offset 235/40-17 (1.4" drop w/Eibach Sportlines)
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Comptech Race Header | Hondata IMG | Hondata Re-Flash | Comptech Swaybars | Tein SS Coilovers | 6000K HIDS/Fogs | HFP Aero Kit | Big Break Kit | Comptech Supercharger?
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Thanks what is your civic, coupe or sedan. thanks
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Comptech Race Header | Hondata IMG | Hondata Re-Flash | Comptech Swaybars | Tein SS Coilovers | 6000K HIDS/Fogs | HFP Aero Kit | Big Break Kit | Comptech Supercharger?
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225/45/17 fit on a stock height on an si? and will it rub?
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out of the topic but whats the website of all the rims and their weights? Im thinking of some drag rims (dr8), they weigh 15lbs. and that would be awesome for my si but i want the check some other weights also tha cost no more than 500.
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out of the topic but whats the website of all the rims and their weights? Im thinking of some drag rims (dr8), they weigh 15lbs. and that would be awesome for my si but i want the check some other weights also tha cost no more than 500.
Site for wheel weights:

http://www.wheelweights.net/

Another good site to find wheel weights would of course be the Tire Rack. Most of the wheels they sell have the weights listed along with their specs although they may not carry the brand you're looking for.

http://www.tirerack.com/index.jsp
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225/45/17 fit on a stock height on an si? and will it rub?
Depends on the offset. for a stock 45mm offset itll work just fine. What offset where you planning on running?
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i found this in the 2006 ultimate wheel and tire buyers guide

coupe and sedan including SI
Offset High 35 mm-42mm

suggested wheel sizes
15" OEM 195/60 15
16" 205/55 16
17" 225/45 17
17" 215/45 17 (SI only)
18" 225/40 18
19" 225/35 19
20" 225/30 20

Hope this helps a little
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17x7 35mm wheels fit a sedan?

If not is there anything to be done to make them fit?

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If not is there anything to be done to make them fit?
its 10mm more outward. do you plan on staying stock suspension? If so it may work. I would have serious concerns of it rubbing on the outer fender. No one has posted this set up yet. if you run it let me know.
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its 10mm more outward. do you plan on staying stock suspension? If so it may work. I would have serious concerns of it rubbing on the outer fender. No one has posted this set up yet. if you run it let me know.
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I had them mounted yesterday with some 215 40 17 yokahama Avid h4's.
Work just fine no rubbing what so ever.
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