If a crx is dropped using Koni Yellows and neuspeed greens what's the biggest wheel and tire size it could go. BTW the car is a 91 SI

 

When I mean the biggest wheel/tire size I want it to be not hideios and not suffer from pot holes but the best for driving daily like a 15-16" size what would work the best

 

i have the same neuspeed's, but I am using kyb gr2's & I have 17's (for now) and my rear passenger side tire rub's. I would say 16 is the largest.

 

No matter what drop you're using, 15's are the best for performance and function, as well as comfort.

I'm running 15's with the same drop (Neuspeed sports on Bilsteins) and there's no rubbing for me. With 16's the chances that you will rub are that much greater, unless you can find a 16" wheel with an offset of more than +42 or so.

Alex

 

So 15" subzeros will work?

 

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yes

 

15's, no doubt

 

have 16 motegis on my car, no rubbing at all. eventually gonna switch to 15" spoon sports, just gotta save the money. get 15's function over form. should have gotten them in the 1st place.

 

16x7's with a offset around 42 with 205/40/16 tires
The ride is a little rough and it still might rub slightly depending on your drop.

 

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that's what i am now realizing; all though I still think my 17's look tight I would much raher have smaller wheels.