Looking to purchase these wheels, but am I going to have to purchase a camber kit?
May 29, 2012 #1 K k24vtec Well-Known Member 13 4 Looking to purchase these wheels, but am I going to have to purchase a camber kit?
May 29, 2012 Staff #2 webby Administrator Admin Toys For Tots 52,105 22,314 +25 offset, or what were you planning to run? Are you on aftermarket springs/coils?
May 29, 2012 Staff #4 webby Administrator Admin Toys For Tots 52,105 22,314 http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/8th-gen-d2-install-on-9th-gen.3917/page-2#post-61912 this is the closest thing 18X9.5 +23 21-35-18 all around no roll no pull stock no camber but he's also on d2 coils
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/8th-gen-d2-install-on-9th-gen.3917/page-2#post-61912 this is the closest thing 18X9.5 +23 21-35-18 all around no roll no pull stock no camber but he's also on d2 coils
May 31, 2012 Thread starter #5 K k24vtec Well-Known Member 13 4 webby said: http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/8th-gen-d2-install-on-9th-gen.3917/page-2#post-61912 this is the closest thing 18X9.5 +23 21-35-18 all around no roll no pull stock no camber but he's also on d2 coils Click to expand...
webby said: http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/8th-gen-d2-install-on-9th-gen.3917/page-2#post-61912 this is the closest thing 18X9.5 +23 21-35-18 all around no roll no pull stock no camber but he's also on d2 coils Click to expand...
May 31, 2012 Thread starter #6 K k24vtec Well-Known Member 13 4 Yooooo webby good looks you the man. Now I got an idea of what it looks like. But, I was wondering since I drive about 160 miles a day would it be a good idea to get those rims? I wanna stay at 17x9.5 def not 18's.
Yooooo webby good looks you the man. Now I got an idea of what it looks like. But, I was wondering since I drive about 160 miles a day would it be a good idea to get those rims? I wanna stay at 17x9.5 def not 18's.
May 31, 2012 Staff #7 webby Administrator Admin Toys For Tots 52,105 22,314 17's will just get you more tire sidewall - bit smoother ride over the 18