Before I do all the JDM stuff I want, I want to know what rim size would look better 16" or 17"?
thanks

 

17's will look better but 16's might go better

 

ok I 'll probably end up buying 16s but I have to see some pics I'm looking right now at the post with the pictures

 

speaking from experience: go with 16's.

they're lighter (for the most part), will drive better, and you'll have more tire sidewall to prevent this from happening...

 

thats just a case of bad driving

not the fact you have 17's

 

16's FTW...less weight (in most cases like stated) more tire revolutions giving little more acceleration over the 17's. there was a thread somewhere on here that showed the impact of losing 10lbs in the wheels and it had a dramatic effect.

 

15s are the lightest.

And the 'Type S' you say you have is a Prelude S model. The S is for slow, not Type S.

 

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they're lighter (for the most part), will drive better, and you'll have more tire sidewall to prevent this from happening...

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thats why i put rubber size 215/45/17 and u had 215/40/17 two of my rims got bended cuz i had 215/40/17 on them so i go with 45 not 40

 

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Only problem then is your hurting performance by making the tire larger.

Worse acceleration.

 

Thanks -_-...