Advan RG II - 17x8.0 +37 Offset? on accord 96/97?
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Advan RG II - 17x8.0 +37 Offset? on accord 96/97?
how it`s gona look? is it can fit on it?
or i should go with +35 offset?
what is better?
i planing run 225/40 tires or 215/45 on it
http://store.mauromotorsports.com/advanrgii2.html
or i should go with +35 offset?
what is better?
i planing run 225/40 tires or 215/45 on it
http://store.mauromotorsports.com/advanrgii2.html
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Re: Advan RG II - 17x8.0 +37 Offset? on accord 96/97? (Coldness)
That sounds too wide for your car (both wheels and tires). You should probably be getting 205/45-17 tires on 17x7 wheels.
Which Accord year, body style, version, and engine?
I assume this is just for daily driving, rather than the racetrack or autocross?
Which Accord year, body style, version, and engine?
I assume this is just for daily driving, rather than the racetrack or autocross?
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Re: Advan RG II - 17x8.0 +37 Offset? on accord 96/97? (Coldness)
If your car originally came with the 4-cylinder, get 205/45-17 tires on 17x7 wheels.
If your car originally came with the V6, get 205/50-17 or 215/45-17 tires on 17x7 wheels.
If your car originally came with the V6, get 205/50-17 or 215/45-17 tires on 17x7 wheels.
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Re: Advan RG II - 17x8.0 +37 Offset? on accord 96/97? (Coldness)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Coldness »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what about 16x8 +35 advan RGs with 225/45 will sit nice on it?</TD></TR></TABLE>
No, that's too wide also. Don't get tires that are too wide, or they will be liable to rub. (If you're looking for better performance, concentrate on getting better, stickier tires, not wider tires.)
If your car originally came with the 4-cylinder, get 205/50-16 tires on 16x6.5 wheels.
If your car originally came with the V6, get 205/55-16 tires on 16x6.5 wheels.
No, that's too wide also. Don't get tires that are too wide, or they will be liable to rub. (If you're looking for better performance, concentrate on getting better, stickier tires, not wider tires.)
If your car originally came with the 4-cylinder, get 205/50-16 tires on 16x6.5 wheels.
If your car originally came with the V6, get 205/55-16 tires on 16x6.5 wheels.
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