First question is, what tires can I get that are durable, not extremely expensive, and are good for performance? Also, is 15" the best for racing, because anything under that would look pretty bad, heh. Agh, I hate to be a pest, but I would want the tires to be fairly wide if possible.

Second question is, do any of you know a site that sells some good looking lightweight rims (alloys def. preferred) that is dependable and not overpriced?

And my final question is (well its not really question). There is a piece between my trunk and my rear windshield (I believe it may be rubber but its def. screwed in) that has become extremely rusted. I was thinking about sanding the piece down and painting it black, but this will not cause my windshield to collapse will it?

Sorry for the silly questions but I need to do some improvements on my car, as I just found that I cannot financially afford a new car.

Thanks for checking my post

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ddep1085 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">First question is, what tires can I get that are durable, not extremely expensive, and are good for performance? Also, is 15" the best for racing, because anything under that would look pretty bad, heh. Agh, I hate to be a pest, but I would want the tires to be fairly wide if possible.

Second question is, do any of you know a site that sells some good looking lightweight rims (alloys def. preferred) that is dependable and not overpriced?

And my final question is (well its not really question). There is a piece between my trunk and my rear windshield (I believe it may be rubber but its def. screwed in) that has become extremely rusted. I was thinking about sanding the piece down and painting it black, but this will not cause my windshield to collapse will it?

Sorry for the silly questions but I need to do some improvements on my car, as I just found that I cannot financially afford a new car.

Thanks for checking my post </TD></TR></TABLE>

1. kumho's are pretty dirt cheap and perform excellent.. cept for snow.. haha

2. search craigslist.org or ebay or somewhere.. you gotta look if you wanna find

3. i dont know

 

3. Its easy tou ninstall.. I repainted mine too...


jhust open up the trunk and push back the rubber.. and thers lke 3 or 4 screws...

 

3. You can also pick up a new one from a dealership to replace it and avoid painting it. I Think they are fairly cheap, because the body shop only charged me $40 to replace mine.

 

honda themselves want $80 for the part alone I guess i'll just sand / paint to save myself a few dollars hehe