i have a green two door 95 Accord im asking around whats the better rim size? 15's,16's,or 17's im looking for them to be bronze two anyone have any sergestions...Thanks

 

17's and i dont like bronze

 

17s in bronze

 

I6's would be the BEST option with weight and flexibility in mind, but 17's are more stylistically appealing.

Rota makes a bunch of bronze wheels (jlbmotorsports.com). I have falken Hanabis on my car and they come in bronze as well, and they're very lightweight.

 

What kinds of rims are those?

Btw, I prefer 17" also because they cover the gap in between.

 

17's look nice and bronze depending on the color of the car can ..wel to me give it that lil jdm look to it .. green will look alright i suppose

 

Bronze/black looks awesome on a green car. I have 16s on my car. 17" FNO1RC will LOOK FREAKING amazing...but thats just me

Hate to gank this pic...its an accord that used to be on here...till it got ganked...


To whomever this car once belonged...DAMN!!! HOT!

 

mine are rota subzeros

 

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I still get it when people say that... How does rims size get rid of wheel gap? When you get bigger rims you are supposed to get a different sized tire to match the overall diameter of your old and new tires to not throw off the speedo and that. And when you do that your gap will remain the same.

 

16"'s are a good look, and I also think bronze rims look like crap. Go with black or silver/chrome.

 

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I still get it when people say that... How does rims size get rid of wheel gap? When you get bigger rims you are supposed to get a different sized tire to match the overall diameter of your old and new tires to not throw off the speedo and that. And when you do that your gap will remain the same.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I'm completely with you. I feel like I've preached this issue a million times.

 

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I still get it when people say that... How does rims size get rid of wheel gap? When you get bigger rims you are supposed to get a different sized tire to match the overall diameter of your old and new tires to not throw off the speedo and that. And when you do that your gap will remain the same.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yea, that **** frustrates the hell out of me.

 

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glad to see I'm not the only one...

 

Yea, I dont' get it either. I did the proper measurements to sizing tires to a stock diameter and mine look more filled out. I think it's a trick on the eyes, the bigger the wheel is, the less black tire, the more tangible the difference between the fenderwell and the wheel becomes.

 

Here is my 95. Painted them last week for nopi.

 

hahaha, big wheels and filling gaps...I feel the pain...coresponding tire to coresponding wheel size=GOOD IDEA~!

 

 

17" bronze rota subzeros...