16x7 tire size. BEST?
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16x7 tire size. BEST?
know nothing about tires
had the stock 185s on 16x7 and that was a teeny stretch but i had no rub with my pro kit springs
would
195/45/R17 be a little better? closer to the 185s?? so i still dont rub with the pro kit
or
205/45/R17?? too big?
i dont want a meaty tire, want to keep it low profile, seeing as further lowering will come with coilovers.
any help would be great
and anyone know who makes the best camber kit for the ge8?
had the stock 185s on 16x7 and that was a teeny stretch but i had no rub with my pro kit springs
would
195/45/R17 be a little better? closer to the 185s?? so i still dont rub with the pro kit
or
205/45/R17?? too big?
i dont want a meaty tire, want to keep it low profile, seeing as further lowering will come with coilovers.
any help would be great
and anyone know who makes the best camber kit for the ge8?
#2
If you're going 17's, and you're lowered, depending on your offset I'm pretty sure you'd get some rubbing....if your offset is +45 or higher you might be okay though.
As for camber kits, I think I recall someone in the forums saying that the Civic Si camber kit would work for the GE8. You'd have to double check that and search for it in the forums though.
As for camber kits, I think I recall someone in the forums saying that the Civic Si camber kit would work for the GE8. You'd have to double check that and search for it in the forums though.
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If your ride is at Stock height 205/50/16 would be better according to tire calculators would render less errors on the speedo..
but if your lowered go for the 195's, I've tried those specs of mags and tires 195/50/16 and 16x7 with TEIN s-tech springs and got no rubbing issues
but if your lowered go for the 195's, I've tried those specs of mags and tires 195/50/16 and 16x7 with TEIN s-tech springs and got no rubbing issues
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