Does anyone know if a 17x8 with 35 offset Rim will fit on the ITR without rubbing?

secondly: Does anyone know where to get NEW buddy clubs rims at a discounted price..?

i already did a search, thanks guys

 

1. 17x8 Won't fit - 7.5" is pushing it. Seeing as how the stock rim is 15x6 - wtf are you thinking? If you want rims that big - get a Rustang.

2. see IPR or R&D

 

most wheels you will find for imports will be 17x7.5. Also, you may need a 40mm+ offset or they may stick out. I wouldn't worry about having anthing bigger than 7.5in wide, even if you could, the performance/cost difference would'nt justify it. I worked at a wheel shop in highschool, and have seen too many cars with wheels that don't fit right. Remember, just b/c they bolt on doesn't mean they fit the car. You'll be much happier if you reasearch the different wheels you are interested in and find out what offset you need to keep the R runnin the way it should.

 

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no need to be a dick about it

the rims i like, only come in 17x8, so i was wondering if it was possible, thats all
ill just find some 17x7.5 then, no biggy

and this is my 4th integra, wont ever see me in a rustang
weird thing is...i had a 16x8 rim on my original integra, 87 RS, lol

 

A 8" rim *will* fit on an ITR. You just need to "massage" the fenders a bit, get some camber and don't go crazy with the tire size. +35 will be pushing it though.

 

I got mine from these guys. Good price and fast shipping.

https://honda-tech.com/zero...age=1

 

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The car will likely drive like **** though - scrub radius will be way off and torque steer will be worse.

I'm sure you could get a 9" wide rim on there - but why? why why why?

The lower control arm is your biggest foe here - with 7" rims it clears by mere millimeters.

Unless you are going to blister the front and rear fenders for a show car - I would stick with what FITS the car i.e. 16x7 17x7

 

So 17x7 +35mm will be ok?