envee

Im not totally convinced that 17s will look good on such a small car. All the pics i saw of 17s were close ups of the wheels for the most part. Most specifically rota 17s doesn't matter which ones, but any 17s will do. Thanks in advanced.

MR.johnson

https://honda-tech.com/zeroforum/28

SilentEdge

For the most part they look too big for the car, especially hatchbacks and coupes. It is more the style of a few years ago and when it comes to wheels function has been becoming more popular than form. Stick with 16s or smaller, unless you like the way 17s look and that's your thing. In which case go for it

Oh and next time post this in the appearance/cosmetic section. Because there is no tech in here you will probably get reamed, so watch out.

envee

i will only need them for big brake kit. so im debating on weather or not to get them, i really would rather not. but if im going to track day race for nasa or scca i think i will need to. :\

senoj

17x7 RH cp-10

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Midori Green

nice wheels but the car looks like its sittin extremely high

senoj

yah, car sits high. need the clearance for the dp. and im over the "SLAMMED" look

GTCNDY

Sorry it's a pretty ***** pic.
They definatly look ridiculous if not lowered but that's a give in really.
Hope that helps.

SilentEdge

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The bigger wheels themselves on such a small car will slow you down a lot. Too much weight to rotate, and you can stuff a big brake kit in 16s. Or you can always go Hawk pads with Brembo blanks.

GTCNDY

If your looking to race just go with 16's at the most, best off sticking with 15's though. You can still get some big brakes in behind them

Projekt_2nr