onekneedown
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I just purchased my 2013 Civic Si 4dr in PMM and I want to change out the stock wheels (they will be my winter wheels) with something lighter weight, larger, and better looking. I’d love a set of Advan or Volks but I’m not going to spend that much on a set of wheels so I’ve chosen a few reasonable alternatives and I was hope to get so feedback on fitment (I don’t want any rubbing and no fender modification) and opinions on which looks best.
I will also be installing the following items within a close time frame to the wheels and tires.
Redshift Koni/Eibach Pro suspension
Eibach front & rear sways
1) Enkei PF01
18x8 et40 (19 lbs) w/ 225/40/18 Tires
2) Enkei RPF1
18x8.5 et40 (19 lbs) w/ 225/40/18
or
19x8.5 et 42 (21 lbs) w/ 225/35/19
3) Enkei Kojin
18x8 et40 (21 lbs ESTIMATED) w/ 225/40/18
4) Gram Lights 57Xtreme
19x8.5 et38 or 44 w/ 225/35/19
I want to do this right the first time so any help is greatly appreciated.
-Chris
I will also be installing the following items within a close time frame to the wheels and tires.
Redshift Koni/Eibach Pro suspension
Eibach front & rear sways
1) Enkei PF01
18x8 et40 (19 lbs) w/ 225/40/18 Tires
2) Enkei RPF1
18x8.5 et40 (19 lbs) w/ 225/40/18
or
19x8.5 et 42 (21 lbs) w/ 225/35/19
3) Enkei Kojin
18x8 et40 (21 lbs ESTIMATED) w/ 225/40/18
4) Gram Lights 57Xtreme
19x8.5 et38 or 44 w/ 225/35/19
I want to do this right the first time so any help is greatly appreciated.
-Chris
). It's hard to argue against the RPF1 though. They're such a popular wheel mainly due to it's price point and weight savings, especially with people that track their cars. I have to admit that I'm a little surprised buy the weight of the RPF1's in the sizes you listed. While they're not small wheels, with the awesome weight savings RPF1's are known for, I guess I just thought they would be a few pounds less than they are. Still, for the sizes you listed, you'd be hard pressed to find a wheel that weighed the same without buying a higher end forged wheel. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm Volk CE28N's...

I've never liked 5 spoke rims unless they're on an older Ferrari. Obviously this feeling isn't shared by the masses though, because they keep buying up those RSX "throwing star" wheels (which I'll never understand). 


