Will 18's fit or not?
Will 18 in. rims fit on my 94 civic EX. I currently have 17 in. rims and there is about a 2 to 3 finger gap in both wheel wells. I want to trade my rims for 18's but I dont know if they will fit, I have stock springs on. If anyone has any comments they would be greatly appreciated.
I have stock springs on. If anyone has any comments they would be greatly appreciated.
But if you dont have anything nice
to say dont say anything at all.
I have stock springs on. If anyone has any comments they would be greatly appreciated.
Ive got a coment for you.
But if you dont have anything nice
to say dont say anything at all.
Ive got a coment for you.
But if you dont have anything nice
to say dont say anything at all.
anyways,...since you are not dropped then yes 18s will fit,..you will look like a freaking 4x4 without a drop but they will fit,..i had 18s on before with a drop and they only rubbed when i made an extreme turn
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ive seen a couple of your comments and im glad you held back the urge to explode on this noob hahah
ask for it they need to know how things work. This
is a tech forum and I guess this was a valid tech
question. I dont think 18's would work because when
you turn they would hit the inside frame. Im not up on
my math terms but I think you would say they have to
big of a diamiter.
18's on a civic...... 17s are good... but heres a hint, If they make the wheel in your lug pattern and offset..... guess what.... they will fit.....
18's = ghey
stock springs = ghey
18's + stock springs = very ghey
stock springs = ghey
18's + stock springs = very ghey
18's = ghey
stock springs = ghey
18's + stock springs = very ghey
they are not ghey if your going for a show look,..just because you dont like something doesnt mean its ghey
stock springs = ghey
18's + stock springs = very ghey
they are not ghey if your going for a show look,..just because you dont like something doesnt mean its ghey
its ghey
Will 18 in. rims fit on my 94 civic EX. I currently have 17 in. rims and there is about a 2 to 3 finger gap in both wheel wells. I want to trade my rims for 18's but I dont know if they will fit, I have stock springs on. If anyone has any comments they would be greatly appreciated.
Asuming you started with 14 inch rims and 50-series tires, you should be anti-lowered between 1.25 and 1.75 inches depending on the original widths you were working with. Damn, son, you're the kind of kid that I laugh and point at.
What the hell is everyones deal on this page. A year ago there werent this many ******** on HT. I asked a question , just because you dont like the question I asked, or you dont like somebody's style other than your own, you think you should flame on them. I am not expecting to decrease the gap with 18's, I wanted to know if it would hurt anything to put them on. Since I dont have a lot of cash flow, I take what I can get. I can get a brand new set of 18's by trading my year old 17's. Sounds like a good deal to me. This site is supposed to be to help people out. I never insulted or flamed on anyone. What's the deal?
i have a '98 Civic coupe w/ 18" Konig Flatlines and 215/35 tires, but ive got air cylinders now, i used to have a 1.5" drop on it is was good, no rubbing
And yes 18" on any civic/teg looks ghey....put them on CL/TL maybe.
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