i want to run a 15x8 on my 95 civic but i have no idea what kinda offset that i need to be somewhat flush.

 

Sedan, hatch, or coupe?

 

if it helps i ran 15x8 +15 on a integra i had to roll the fenders.... and dont dump it... lower it but keep it at a moderate height..

 

A +35 offset will require either some negative camber or a quality fender/quarter panel roll to fit properly sized tires.

 

Its a coupe a nice set of coilovers is coming to help with height , but i wouldnt bitch about being factory height as long as i can get away with some wider wheels and tires, im not worried about rolling some fender wells thats cake walk, thanks everyone thats responded so far

 

yeah because i dropped my car 2.5 in the front and 2.25 in the rear and rolled fenders and i really couldnt have anyone in the car... haha i did it once and wanted to cry... so a solid 1.5 should be ok i want to say

 

nothing less then +20

 

ok ive found a tire and i believe i can run a 225/50r15 on a 15x8 with about a 32+ offset sound about right guys?

 

That should work with minor body modifications.

 

Not sure how much different the EG is from the EK, but I just put 16x7 wheels with a 42 offset and 205/45-16 Khumos on my stock suspension-equipped '97. They fit pretty nicely, and are just about flush with the fender edges. No rubbing issues, either.

 

awesome thanks for the help everyone! ill post pics when i get them mounted

 

I'm doing a 15x8 rim with a 195-45-15 tire will let you know how that turns out. Last year I had the Konig Kandys in a 15x7.5 I had a 205-50-15 on it and they where good but they rubbed so I'm trying something new this year good luck with your setup

 

What was the offset, because 15x7.5 with a 195/45/15 should not have rubbed unless you had a ton off off set like a 0 offset or +10 with a =25 or =35 you should have been fine, do you know what the offset was?

+25 +35 offset for above post