Wheel buying help?

randyO

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I know nothing about wheel specs and I was just wondering would these wheels fit? The guide isn't working right on tapatalk.
 

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The bolt pattern is right. But they are very aggressive. Might require some serious camber and stretched tires to fit without rubbing.
 

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randyO

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Wouldn't a 9" wheel be less aggressive this requiring less camber and stretch then that guy is running?
 

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It was the closest fitment I could find to what you had posted but yes, it'll be 1/4" less wide on either side. That's not much difference but it's a little. Also 1mm inboard and the 23 vs 24 offset.
 

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Well, he never said if he rubbed or not or how hard. So, it depends. I bet that he rubbed a lot.
 

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Check the chart on the first page here"

http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/wheel-fitment-charts.7620/

There is an RPF1 18x9 +22 listed that rubbed a bit until they rolled their fenders. They were on a 2" drop with 225/40 tires. I personally would not run anything narrower than a 225 width tire on a 9" wheel but that is up to you. Some people stretch a 205 onto wider wheels than that. I think it unsafe but that is personal choice.
 

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I think you will have a lot of issues with the 18x10. The +50 and the width might be realllllll tight on the inside and possibly rub the strut.

I think @FG4 Pjay is running quite a wide wheel though. 18x9.5 +35 I think.


Also, why such a wide wheel?
 

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If he's a really good buddy, ask if you can swing by his house and test fit them. I think you may find they are going to be a problem. I could be wrong but I would highly suggest doing that if you can.
 
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