Anyone know whether the R can run 15x7.5 SSR comps + 225 tires with no rubbing?
You know... that's the $64,000 question!
I'll see where the 205's sit in a few days or so, and give a full report.
I'll see where the 205's sit in a few days or so, and give a full report.
I ran 225's on my stock 6's with stock suspension, and they did pretty well..
front would rub when turning on a driveway
The rear did fine until I got a flat....... didn't know it.......turned.........rubbed on lower control arm...........got sideways.........
For what reason are you running 225's........ If you want to do it for traction purposes, it won't help.....
front would rub when turning on a driveway
The rear did fine until I got a flat....... didn't know it.......turned.........rubbed on lower control arm...........got sideways.........
For what reason are you running 225's........ If you want to do it for traction purposes, it won't help.....
225 without a spacer will run and with a spacer if you are lowered it will rub the fender instaed of the sustemsion.
225 without a spacer will run and with a spacer if you are lowered it will rub the fender instaed of the suspension....
Just checking to make sure we're not talking about the stock 6" rim any more. Ed
I think the 225 will rub no matter what wheel you put it on. 6'' - 7'' - 7.5''
I have 15x7'' wheels with a 43mm offset. Im using the knew V700's 225-45-15. My car is lower than stock, and it rubs in the rear WITh the 5mm spacer. It is not rubbing the control arm, but the fender. I will raise the car to fix this.
The fronts seem to be Ok, even with the lowered. I will post a few pics, asap.
Bryan
I have 15x7'' wheels with a 43mm offset. Im using the knew V700's 225-45-15. My car is lower than stock, and it rubs in the rear WITh the 5mm spacer. It is not rubbing the control arm, but the fender. I will raise the car to fix this.
The fronts seem to be Ok, even with the lowered. I will post a few pics, asap.
Bryan
I have actually seen stock wheels with 225 with the same issues. It is more so the 225 width than the 7.5" wheel. The widest I would ever consider for an integra is a 7"/ Just personal preference but a 225 is going to be work.
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I think the 225 will rub no matter what wheel you put it on. 6'' - 7'' - 7.5''
I have 15x7'' wheels with a 43mm offset. Im using the knew V700's 225-45-15. My car is lower than stock, and it rubs in the rear WITh the 5mm spacer. It is not rubbing the control arm, but the fender. I will raise the car to fix this.
The fronts seem to be Ok, even with the lowered. I will post a few pics, asap.
Bryan
I have 15x7'' wheels with a 43mm offset. Im using the knew V700's 225-45-15. My car is lower than stock, and it rubs in the rear WITh the 5mm spacer. It is not rubbing the control arm, but the fender. I will raise the car to fix this.
The fronts seem to be Ok, even with the lowered. I will post a few pics, asap.
Bryan
So would I be ok at the height you are (how low are you, btw?) with 15x7 and 205's?
You should have NO problems with 205 tires on a 7" wheel...
Ok, then what offset is best? I mean to go as low as possible.....
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