would this fit my 00 integra gs-r with a 205/50/16 tire?

 

help me out here guys, these are the wheels i want to get

 

yea that will fit perfect nice rim choice by the way im running rota slips 16x7 205/45/16 but you would have to get 4x100 just to let you know not 5x114.3

 

yeah, i know.. could i get away with a 205/50/16 without rubbing or get 205/45/16

 

Stick with the 45 series, the 50s will look chunky.

 

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im just saying will i rub?, don't really care if its chunky

 

is your car dropped at all?

 

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yup need that info. if your not dropped you could get away with the 50 series. i was thinking bout that tire size on my car. but i think it would rub

&lt;----------car is lowered

 

im running 16x7 +38 with 205/45 and mine is already rubbin a little

 

38 offset is pushing it with a 50 series tire. i can imagine a fair amount of fender rub if you're lowered.

a 205/50-16 is almost a full inch bigger in diameter compared to what is required on integras...

http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

 

I really wouldnt but a 50 profile tire for a 16, ESPECIALLY with that offset. As stated already, the recommended size for 16's on your car is a 45.

 

well yeah my car is dropped with H&R sport springs

 

Why would you want a 50-series 16" tire? It will make the car sit higher, much more likely to rub, will make the car accelerate slower, and will just look wierd.

205/45-16 is the way to go.

 

mine is dropped on h&r sports as well and i run a 205/40/16 tire. no rubbing at all, just a smalllll fenderwell gap now, plus i like the lower profile look personally...and the ride isn't harsh at all. had this setup for 50k miles at least, and i take 9 hour road trips to FL all the time. no complaints whatsoever...

you could get away with a 45 series tire but you'll occasionally rub with those i think, especially if someone sits in the back (i have a 4dr btw) or you're carrying something heavy. depends on the look you want...i think 50 series is too big tho...definitely have rubbing issues with those...

 

don't wanna steal your thread..but whats the highest off set you can have on your rim?

 

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I'm running 16x7 with a 42 offset, and 205/45-16 tires. With a 3" drop, I rub, but only going into and comming out of driveways, where the wheel is nearly full lock and then there's suspension compression. Or if I have a bunch of fat friends in the car, then they rub going around corners.

Also, I'm very close to needing to roll the rear fenders, so a 38 offset might require you to. I do not have a rear camber kit, so I suppose adding more rear camber would eliminate the need to do so.

 

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i believe stock 94-01 acura integra rims came with a +45 offset, but it still depends on your tire size and how low your dropped for it to run safe.

 

I'm running 205/50/16's on my 16x7 +38 offset wheels and I dont recommend it. I just lowered my car w/ new koni coilovers and I'm dropped about 2.25 or 2.5 and my front rub. I'm getting some 205/45's pretty soon. I like the way it rides, but the sidewall is just too much.

 

depends on ur suspension, I have eibach prokit with 20/50/r16 and no rubbing at all

 

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but those are still too big. The proper plus-sized tire to maintin consistent rolling diamater is 205/45-16.

I had 205/50-16 on my old Camry (185/70-14 tires stock), those things were big.

 

16/7 work rsz-r +36 or 38 i cant remember.
Yoko es300 205-45-16
dropped on coilovers so not sure of the drop height..

Rode very smooth, but i like my cars slammed, and it had a slight rub, which i probably could have fixed but was too lazy and jsut brought some 40's tires..