Accord 1994-1997 on 15 inch rims. Lowered perferably.

 

Heres mine, not lowered though, and yes I realize the wheels face backward.

 

Thanks man. What size tires are you running?

 

205/60/15

 

Wanted to pic up some RPF1's was unsure about the size, now I'm sure I can run 16's on 50's. Nice, thanks for the quick response man.

 

No prob, is this kinda what your thinkin bout?

http://hondamarketplace.com/showthread.php?t=2994120

 

Same rims but with more tire.

 

I'm running 16" RPF1's with 205/50's. Here are pics for your reference.

 

195-60-15 on FF coilovers Type 1

 

Clean. Any rubbing issues?

Thanks for the picture.

 

I thought about 15's in order to be able to run these: http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...All&sort=Brand

 

F'n 4:114

 

No rubbing with normal driving. I've only had minimal rubbing when turning close to full lock over larger bumps, etc.

 

Nice, what are you lowered on? Did you get a camber kit?

 

Lowered on function&form type 1's, with no camber kit.

 

J/w, how do you have so much wheel gap with F&F coil overs? I mean no offense by this, I'm just curious, because on mine, without adjusting the preload, I can't go much higher in the back.

 

I want to deep dish my Accord, now that I found SSR rims that would allow me to do that and they're pretty light. I still want to run 16's but I want 16x8's. What do you think the offset shoudl be? Here are the rims.

http://www.ssr-wheels.com/wheels/ms1r_151617.asp

 

It depends on what look/function you're going for. I don't know much about offsets. If you want to find out if they'll fit, look for pics of other people using similar sizes, or find an offset calculator.

 

It's my DD but I don't like that gay *** camber. I found an offset calculator though.

 

That's good. You will have negative camber if you lower it. The angle changes depending on height alteration of course. A certain degree is tolerable, provided you have a good alignment.

 

Do you know the offset of the XXR 2's?

 

no, sorry