Corporation

for your front rim, a 7.5 would be alright or 7, but for your back, how wide can you make the rim and so its still safe and looks good?

Corporation

seriously wtf .. 14 views and in a EG forum and no one knows.

2fast4u831

i would say nothing bigger than a 7 or else it will rub if your car is lowered. same for front when turning it will rub and damage your tire.

civtegra_hybrid

what's the tire size that your going to run????

Corporation

id run 15s and drop it like 2 inches prolly

195/50/15 prolly

or would 205 be better?

civtegra_hybrid

205 mite not rub. but I lowered my eg9 on 205/50/16 and they rubbed. try it out I have some 15's that I want to go 205 for auto cross

JDMH22HATCH

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It all depends on your ride height and offset. We've run 225's on 7.5" wide wheels without any problems. But usually your best bet, and my favorite as for look as well, is 15x7 with a 35mm offset. I usually run 205-15-15's

dantastic

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:werd: i would be running that, but the only manufacturer that makes 15x7 in a 35mm is ATS, and they're outta stock everywhere. im just gonna eventually run spacers on my 42mm offset rotas

integlspwr2k

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im running a 16x7.5 with a +32MM offset and my car is slammed. It rubbed but nothing a fender roller can't help.