Help with rims!!
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Help with rims!!
Well I got a build going on as some of you know, and I had already ordered tires and rims but now they are saying its going to take at least another week and a half and I don't wanna wait that long not to mention I wanna get some smaller rims so I'm getting the money back.. I'm looking for a set of 16 inch rims and tires.. have to be 4 lug!! Please help!!
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Joe
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Joe
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Well I want it to be black finished.. but im just open to any styles.. you know? You sorta know what you want but it never hurts for people to introduce new things.. And idk how good 15's would look on a civic i dont want small rims.. no lol.. but like one of the members before said 17s would be a lil monstrous so I figured i could go down 1 inch and maybe still keep somewhat of low profile tires on there.. ya know? I don't want to lower the car either so thats another factor i dont want big old tires on there with stock heigh id rather have a lil bigger of a rim.. lol im really open to any rims.. show me some you like.. and ill check them out
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^ I love the retracks 
If you're going to lower your Civic (which, if you ever want it to look "right", you will), 15s will look just fine. 16s are pushing it IMO, but will still work.
Drag and Rota are other companies to check out, and if you like the old school mesh look, check this thread out, and pull names from there
http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=1545120
EDIT: And you can never go wrong with the Acura LS meshies
If you're going to lower your Civic (which, if you ever want it to look "right", you will), 15s will look just fine. 16s are pushing it IMO, but will still work.
Drag and Rota are other companies to check out, and if you like the old school mesh look, check this thread out, and pull names from there
http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=1545120
EDIT: And you can never go wrong with the Acura LS meshies
Last edited by Superfly; Oct 27, 2010 at 04:26 PM.
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Check out www.jlbmotorsports.com
They have a huge selection of wheels and will beat almost any tire shop's price on tires that they can mount and balance.
I just bought some 15-lb 16-inch Konig Brite Lites for my Mazda but there are lots of blacks, whites, and even other colors like blue to chose from. The weights aren't listed in their site but if you call, they'll tell you what it is.
The reason why I picked 16s is because there are few super high performance tires for 15 inch wheels. Most of the high-speed-rated tires are V, Z, or W-rated and the choices are many in 16+ sizes. Many of the 15s I've seen are T, S, or H-rated and their sidewalls are softer (steering response suffers).
They have a huge selection of wheels and will beat almost any tire shop's price on tires that they can mount and balance.
I just bought some 15-lb 16-inch Konig Brite Lites for my Mazda but there are lots of blacks, whites, and even other colors like blue to chose from. The weights aren't listed in their site but if you call, they'll tell you what it is.
The reason why I picked 16s is because there are few super high performance tires for 15 inch wheels. Most of the high-speed-rated tires are V, Z, or W-rated and the choices are many in 16+ sizes. Many of the 15s I've seen are T, S, or H-rated and their sidewalls are softer (steering response suffers).
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x2 on jlbmotorsports
their name is drflickner on honda-tech and i've ordered most of our wheels form them including konig runaways, konig britelite, and rota grids at great prices. they also carry ksport coils for good prices too, which is where we ordered one for an s2k and one for a civic
their name is drflickner on honda-tech and i've ordered most of our wheels form them including konig runaways, konig britelite, and rota grids at great prices. they also carry ksport coils for good prices too, which is where we ordered one for an s2k and one for a civic
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Check out www.jlbmotorsports.com
They have a huge selection of wheels and will beat almost any tire shop's price on tires that they can mount and balance.
I just bought some 15-lb 16-inch Konig Brite Lites for my Mazda but there are lots of blacks, whites, and even other colors like blue to chose from. The weights aren't listed in their site but if you call, they'll tell you what it is.
The reason why I picked 16s is because there are few super high performance tires for 15 inch wheels. Most of the high-speed-rated tires are V, Z, or W-rated and the choices are many in 16+ sizes. Many of the 15s I've seen are T, S, or H-rated and their sidewalls are softer (steering response suffers).
They have a huge selection of wheels and will beat almost any tire shop's price on tires that they can mount and balance.
I just bought some 15-lb 16-inch Konig Brite Lites for my Mazda but there are lots of blacks, whites, and even other colors like blue to chose from. The weights aren't listed in their site but if you call, they'll tell you what it is.
The reason why I picked 16s is because there are few super high performance tires for 15 inch wheels. Most of the high-speed-rated tires are V, Z, or W-rated and the choices are many in 16+ sizes. Many of the 15s I've seen are T, S, or H-rated and their sidewalls are softer (steering response suffers).
Not saying to NOT buy 16s, just saying that's not a good reason to go with 16s.....16s won't look bad, especially if you aren't going to drop your civic, or if you are going to drop it like an 1"