15x8 on a dc integra?
i am currently looking at a set of wheels that are 15x8 et36. im lowered 1.3 inches. I want to know if Ill be ok running this set up on 205-50-15?
I hope its not too wide, idont want to poke lol
I hope its not too wide, idont want to poke lol
PS. Those XXR's aren't really going to look the same as a higher offset 15x8. I'm guessing it's a 949 Racing wheel, because they come in 15x8 +36.

ok thats what i thought
in that case thats not a huge lip but 8" is a wide wheel and no matter what it will stick out a little bit, it wont look as bad as the xxr's in that picture then but still a wide wheel
like he said: Do you have rolled fenders?
Do you have a camber kit?
in that case thats not a huge lip but 8" is a wide wheel and no matter what it will stick out a little bit, it wont look as bad as the xxr's in that picture then but still a wide wheel
like he said: Do you have rolled fenders?
Do you have a camber kit?
i do hav a camber kit but not on the car at the moment. and also no fender rolling?
9496ul FTW, thats what i want. what about the fitment 15x7.5 offset is also +36?
dont xxrs hav rediculous low offset? thats why the teg looks so retarded above
9496ul FTW, thats what i want. what about the fitment 15x7.5 offset is also +36?
dont xxrs hav rediculous low offset? thats why the teg looks so retarded above
With rolled fenders and a camber kit, you'll have no problems at all fitting the 15x8's safely. You may need a degree of camber, but that's not going to cause issues until you reach 3 degrees of camber as long as your toe is 0.
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that seems like alot of wrk to fit 15x8. they do offer 15x7 and a 15x7.5. would it be wiser just to get the 15x7 then? i like how my ride is and dont want to ruin it by increasing the camber
Well, increasing your camber by 0-3 degrees will not change your ride quality at all. You'll notice the camber in the corners, if you're in to track racing. But, during daily driving, you won't see a difference at all. I've got my track car set at -3.8/-1.8 right now, and the ride quality is the same as it was at zero degrees of camber. I wouldn't expect you to need much more then 1 degree of camber on your car, to clear the tires properly. The 15x7's wouldn't need any camber though, to answer your question.
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