Can I fit 18 inch rims on my civic? Will it rub?

 

Yes, but 18s are still too big. How low is your car?

 

Sure buddy!

Check out http://www.superhonda.com they are experts on this subject.

 

18s damn thats one huge bitch

 

18s will fit no problem.
Rubbing can happen if you're too low.
You might need to roll your fender lining or just take em off.

 

18's will fit...use 215/35-18 tires

 

18's are way to big for a civic just my opinion

 

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He didn't ask for it.

 

they fit and prolly will rub

but im just bandwagoning so ill stop now

 

hater-tech is the wrong place to ask that question, lol

 

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Yeah, I had a friend who put 18s on his '96 Civic. I drove it, and even at stock height it rubbed a little on tight turns. Nothing too major, though. But 18s will work on a Civic just fine.

 

18's are too big, too heavy, too ugly on a 2000 civic (my opinion), you might even have to put a lift on your **** for those rims to fit

 

even with 215-35 they will rub a little. Mines rubbed on u turns and on some dips if you have a soft suspension. I say dont cut corners. Roll the fenders, and take out the fender liner, and you shouldnt have a problem. My friend did that and even slammed i dont think i ever heard his car rub. Im talking fender down to the lip of the rim on the back

 

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Yes you can...I hope you don't.

 

by taking out your fender liner, aren't you just a little bit worried about moisture/water finding it's way upward to the engine?

my boy took his fender liner out for one night when we went racing because his **** rubbed, then the next morning he found water inside the engine through the intake (doesn't even have to be cold air if you take out your fender liners to take in water)...and all he did was drive through one puddle because we had to...

 

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HAHA this is why i love H-T, you guys crack me up.

 

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He didn't ask for it. </TD></TR></TABLE>

so...its an open forum and opinions are welcome.

 

how the hell did i know a noob posted this.
to answer your Q's read the other peoples post
yes it will fit


Modified by kr at 12:09 PM 4/30/2004

 

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Yes you can...I hope you don't.</TD></TR></TABLE>

- agreed

 

havent you ever seen "pimp my ride"??..anything can be done my friend..anything.

...that's what scares me..sigh

 

You can. If you do, don't get any larger than a 18x7.5 rim and 215/35/18 tire. That is pretty much the largest you can go and still have no rubbing. You can even lower it about 1 inch and still get no rubbing, but any lower and you may get a rub.

Do what you want, not what people say you should do.

 

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The passenger-side fender lining on my EJ8 is practically gone (rubbed away when it kept popping out of the bumper), and I've never had dirt/moisture/mud/dust/etc. enter my engine bay. I've driven through plenty of mud (even got stuck once ), rain, dirt roads, and never had a problem. I think I'm one of the lucky few, though.