Wheels from another car

Aawsker

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I own a civic coupe LX and it currently has wheel covers. My brother owns an frs and told me he's changing his wheels, and told me that I could take them. I don't know if this is a good idea so I'm asking for advice. What do you guys think? These are the wheels, i’m sure everyone's familiar with.

 
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Aawsker

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Oh, an unnecessary post :sadface: I'm a newbie. I was hoping I could just fit them in since I won't be able to buy myself some wheels for a while.
 
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Aawsker

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Cheaper than getting a new set of wheels :) I'll look for info. Though, I'm not sure what will I do with the scion logo on the wheels. =/
 
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Nomar06

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Those stock FRS wheels are a 48mm offset, then throwing a 25mm adapter, it will put the "wheel offset" at 23. Pretty sure that would be too wide and the wheel would be past the fender by a good bit.

I would wait to buy wheels......
 
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Nomar06 said:
Those stock FRS wheels are a 48mm offset, then throwing a 25mm adapter, it will put the "wheel offset" at 23. Pretty sure that would be too wide and the wheel would be past the fender by a good bit.

I would wait to buy wheels......
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do you know if they're 7" wide off hand?
 
Aawsker

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Bought OEM EXL wheels. Car looks amazing.
Thanks for helping me out though:thumbsup:
 

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