will a 15x7 rub on a 90 civic hb. and what size tires would i need? because when i got my 15x6.5 with 195-50s the guy at sears told me it wouldnt fit. but it did

 

my friend just put some on his 1990 hatch. he has had no problems that i know of. and his car is lowered too.

 

I have 205/50/15 and they dont rub, with 42mm offset, it doesnt rub at all.

 

don't listen to him, i've got 17x7 w/ 205/60/ZR17 tires tucked and it doesn't rub at all, and i've got them on a '91 hatch. to the dude at sears

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pzzed_off_bumblebee86 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">don't listen to him, i've got 17x7 w/ 205/60/ZR17 tires tucked and it doesn't rub at all, and i've got them on a '91 hatch. to the dude at sears</TD></TR></TABLE>

Your car has to look a ******* dune buggy

About 205/50/15 will almost always fit fine and not cause you to add crazy amounts of camber. Beware though that some 205s are really 215 like the Azenis.

 

don't listen to him, i've got 17x7 w/ 205/60/ZR17 tires tucked and it doesn't rub at all, and i've got them on a '91 hatch. to the dude at sears

hahaha give the nice tahoe his tires back. i've got 17x7 in 205/40/17 with about a 3 inch drop and i tuck nicely. no rub anywhere.

 

A firend of mine has 18x7 in the back and 17x7 in the front of his crx and it looks like **** but it doesnt rub for anything

 

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Is he confused over which set of wheels do the actual turning?