Anyone have staggered wheels on a civic or integra? I know this is usually on rwd cars but I wanted to see if anyone has done this? Thanks in advance

 

anyone?!?!?

 

atleast one person has to have staggered wheels

 

i had staggered wheels on my rsx...but it wasnt an aggressive stagger..
SSR professor SP1's
18x7.5 frnt
18x8 rear

 

Hope this helps.

 

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that car looks so familiar...across the street from me in sunset?

 

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It's not my car, i just saw it on ht and saved it on my hard drive cause i thought it was an interesting and creative idea.

 

um that itr ^ does not appear to be staggered. Maybe its the angle,

 

what exactly is staggered? rear wheels bigger then the fronts?

 

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Wider rims in the rear. Why someone would do it on a FWD is beyond me.

 

its supposed to be 16in in the front and 15in in the rear...alot of track civics do that in japan..well at least ive noticed it in the bible

 

whoever staggered them wider in the rear is an idiot. and staggered doesnt just mean wider in the rear, it could also be in the front. btw, wider in the front and skinnier in the rear on hondas actually isnt the dumbest idea in the world.

 

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lol , when u staggered a honda .. u go 16x8 or 8.5 so u can run wider tires for more grip ! and 15x7 in the rear .. J's racing does it been proven very affective for time attacks for FF cars

 

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lol , when u staggered a honda .. u go 16x8 or 8.5 so u can run wider tires for more grip ! and 15x7 in the rear .. J's racing does it been proven very affective for time attacks for FF cars </TD></TR></TABLE>

basically exactly what i just said

 

i had 18x7.5 frnt and 18x8 rear cuz i had no choice..

i bought my professors like that used. and 18x8 would definately pull my fenders out on turns.

 

anyone have pics???

 

lol.. hey thats my ugly car!

 

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those dont look staggered to me

 

the car has fender flares and the wheels and tires are flush with the flare.

 

Currently running the following setup:

SSR Competition 15x6.5"

Front Tires:
Yokohama AVS ES100 205/50/15

Rear Tires:
Yokohama AVS ES100 195/55/15

It helped a lot with cornering.

 

yep! I have a 2001 civic with staggered wheels. 16" all around, and the best part of my setup is that all of the tires are the same size!! The staggered setup is hardly noticeable because the offset of the rear wheels isn't that dramatic. The only issue with having this setup is that you won't be able to rotate the tires when the start to wear out. You have to replace them in pairs, i.e. front and rear. Add long as you don't do burnouts, they should last for about two years or so. The average tire life on a vehicle is about 6 years or so.