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17x9 +45 with 5mm spacers all around to clear strut and 245 40 yokohama a drive front and 245 40 Dunlop durreza idk rear lol
Alberto521
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Are you lowered at all? Camber?
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he's definitely lowered. Maybe a 1 finger gap from tire to fender from looking at his pics. He'll have to chime in
Dutchmaster
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I'd like to know as well.
@fb6danny
Michal006
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I'd like to know as well.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/new-member.10990/
Eibach Suspension either ProKit or Sportlines springs.
Also he has SPC camber kit on the baack.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/spc-camber-kit.12026/
Dutchmaster
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THANKS!http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/new-member.10990/
Eibach Suspension either ProKit or Sportlines springs.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/spc-camber-kit.12026/
If hes on either of those springs, I think I can get some fatter tires with 3MM spacers all around (my offset is +42).
His car looks low enough to be on sportlines.
I have -2.1 natural camber in the back, No camber kit.
Hopefully @fb6danny comes thru with the alignment specs!
Michal006
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THANKS!
If hes on either of those springs, I think I can get some fatter tires with 3MM spacers all around (my offset is +42).
His car looks low enough to be on sportlines.
I have -2.1 natural camber in the back, No camber kit.
Hopefully @fb6danny comes thru with the alignment specs!
My investigation is done.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/25mm-wheel-spacers.12518/#post-326368
Here's my setup on 20mm spacers 225 45 as well.. Sportline springs too. I had to roll fenders and just to let you know, the sedans body I just a hair wider than the coupes they're could be significant rub without getting fender work done. I'm also at oem specs on my alignment. Might be a good idea to test fit because you might be getting into some trouble considering you have wider tires and your lowered
Dutchmaster
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Thanks for the info man. I really thought I'd be able to atleast fit 235/40 onto my 17x9+45 on H&R's with no fender work.My investigation is done.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/25mm-wheel-spacers.12518/#post-326368
Here's my setup on 20mm spacers 225 45 as well.. Sportline springs too. I had to roll fenders and just to let you know, the sedans body I just a hair wider than the coupes they're could be significant rub without getting fender work done. I'm also at oem specs on my alignment. Might be a good idea to test fit because you might be getting into some trouble considering you have wider tires and your lowered
I guess I have to go with my original idea to go to a used tire shop and fit some 235/40's to see if i have issues. Hopefully a $30-40 tip is sufficient to let me test fit and drive a mile to see if i have issues..and then come back and put my original tires back on because I want NEW tires lol.
Michal006
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I am currently sitting on Eibach ProKit which is slightly higher than H&R. My wheels are 17x9 35mm offset and tires 225/45. I only rub at the front during hard cornering, I can hear the tire hitting that inner fender well.
Dutchmaster
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Looks really good!I am currently sitting on Eibach ProKit which is slightly higher than H&R. My wheels are 17x9 35mm offset and tires 225/45. I only rub at the front during hard cornering, I can hear the tire hitting that inner fender well.
I thought there would be more stretch with a 225/45 (seeing as i have 215/45)
Any close ups of the tire on the wheel?
Michal006
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I don't have any other pics
Not my car, but the same specs wheels and tires.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/black-2012-si-sedan.6171/page-6
225 on x9 you won't see stretch. 215 and under is where things start to get wild.
Dutchmaster
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Thank you for the pictures and information.
I don't have any other pics
Not my car, but the same specs wheels and tires.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/black-2012-si-sedan.6171/page-6
225 on x9 you won't see stretch. 215 and under is where things start to get wild.
This is why I love this forum!
Dutchmaster
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Yeah hes a great dude, He helped me when I was looking into dropping my car on 17x9's. Very informative
Thanks dudes! I try and help where I can. I played the fitment game with my wifes cars and had to learn bodywork on the fly! hahaha
I was lowered on eibach sport lines. Sorry for the wait guys
Alberto521
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I may copy cat you a bit lol, I have continental dws so they don't last long, once they wear I'll buy the spacers made by HR that have lugs in them
(http://www.frsport.com/TRAK--Wheel-...5MQOvZxeqaBG0VWjbnL34FHEAQVHoyLdCUaAsQt8P8HAQ)
Unless someone else has a better option, and my next tire size will be beefy like yours.
@Alberto521 - Check the specs on those before you order. That particular set says 4x114.3 you definitely want the 5 lug and 12x1.5 stud thread pitch.
TRAK+ Wheel Spacer DRS Pair 5mm Nissan 240SX All 1989-1994 ALL
Definitely run extended studs with anything larger than a 3mm spacer. Replacing the studs is not easy.
TRAK+ Wheel Spacer DRS Pair 5mm Nissan 240SX All 1989-1994 ALL
- TRAK+ Wheel Spacer DRS Type Pair 4x114.3 66.2 12x1.25 5mm
Definitely run extended studs with anything larger than a 3mm spacer. Replacing the studs is not easy.