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Old 11-07-2014, 05:41 PM
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hey so i have a 01 civic coupe, i have two sets of wheels
1 set 205/50/15
1 set 205/45/16

as you can see the tires are almost identical in both height and width
now i was wondering what peoples thoughts are on a setup like this if i were to put the 15 inch rims up front and the 16s in the rear.
both sets of wheels have the same offset and they are both 7 inch wide
just trying something new as i have too much time on my hands
Old 11-07-2014, 10:16 PM
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Default Re: thoughts on staggered setup

Even though this post is not technical whatsoever, I will reply:

No.
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Sounds like a waste of time to me, with a potential of injury.
Old 11-08-2014, 07:44 AM
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Default Re: thoughts on staggered setup

You're tire is actually about an inch shorter in the rear with that setup.

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I agree, it's kind of pointless to stagger your rims that way. What reason are you wanting to do this?
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You did something wrong on your calcs there bud. The difference is more like 3/16" between the two.
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01 Civix. NSX inspired.
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Default Re: thoughts on staggered setup

I thought for sure this would be the other kind of staggered set up. running 225 fronts and 205 rears (or similar) as there is actually a purpose to that; It works well if you like a "loose-ish" setup.

2 different rim sizes will look wrong on a civic IMO
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Originally Posted by unusual71
I thought for sure this would be the other kind of staggered set up. running 225 fronts and 205 rears (or similar) as there is actually a purpose to that; It works well if you like a "loose-ish" setup.

2 different rim sizes will look wrong on a civic IMO
It looks perfectly fine, on a drag car.
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