hey i have a set of 16 inch buddclub spf2 or something like that and they have to much offset they sit in to far.

i wanna get rid of them and buy a 15 inch wheel with a offset that will set the wheel and tire right at the fender.

whats a good offset for this for a 94 civic ex coupe??? thanks for the help

 

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welp i guess im out of bumps then

 

do you know what offset the wheel is ? i mean anything from +38 to +50 offset will be about right depending on tire size (may cause inner rubbing)

if you go any lower than 35 offset 16x7 and your car is low then you will need either dialed in camber and/or rolled fenders..

tire size should be 195/45-16 or 205/40-16 and offset i recommend +35 - +42 for that nice look w/o having to do modifications...

 

15x7 35 offset is pretty nice. its not that flush but better then 40 or 45 offset.
you need to roll fenders tho if you plan to ride around low.