is there an calculator somewhere to tell me what tyres I CAN use for any give size of rims?Quote:
Originally Posted by [SDCTVE]
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is there an calculator somewhere to tell me what tyres I CAN use for any give size of rims?Quote:
Originally Posted by [SDCTVE]
^ huh. 7.5 +40 will fit fine under the guards with room, and ull probably wanna run 205 if anything not 215/
i was tucking at the rear on x9 +40, i didn't really need to roll my guards, but i did anyway. and pull/bending outside the guards is extreme, u wont need to.
ok.. conflict of info.... /confused
well, im not tucking at the front, but ive got x8 +40 at the front, so i know at the rear for sure it wont rub or anything, but for the fronts, im not 100%, but im still certain that u wont need to roll ur guards for a 7.5 +40, i think the stock wheels are +6.5 +45? so its only like a 1inch difference isnt it?
16x6 +50 i think
if your gonna lower the car and gonna put anything wider then 215 then yes, go with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fredoops
follow the link i posted earlier, you can calculate tyre size aswell. from memory I think 215 is the least u can go on 7.5 rims.
factory sizeQuote:
Accord Euro
Size:16 Width: 6.5 PCD: 5x114.3 Offset: +55 (model 2003-2007 base model alloy wheel)
that's not how offset works, its not automatically one inch closer to the guard cos the rim is one inch wider.Quote:
Originally Posted by MWAKU
stock 03 euro rims are 6 inch wide with an offset of +55
so go for the 7.5 but get skinny tyres?
sorry im a rim noob
yes, go for toyo proxes t1r 215/40 R18 (theyre 18's right??)
taleb tyres in sydney quoted me $160 each delivered to melb, so they'd most likely give you the same price to brissy! toyo's are great tyres!
17x7.5 +40 Skyline GTT rims
oh ok, well that was a quote for 18's. 17's will prob be cheaper, anyway hope that helps...
btw are they the r34 6 spoke rims??