Which wheels shud i get?

yr car still can move with 18'?
lol

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Originally Posted by TypeG

yr car still can move with 18'?
lol

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Not arguing just stating the facts dude,well if you really thought it was worth it you could get the agle grinder on it, or modify it,or just let them rub untill it reaches the screw and shreds or blows a tyre or even rips your back bumper off.
lol.

I run 16x7s with 195/45s and the car is pretty much slammed and it doesn't scrub a bit. I haven't rolled the guards or anything either...

Try CE28N 17" Forged wheel.

CE28N 17" Forged wheel good stuff
Rays got group buy in rsx forum for $2600
good buy
i am so tempt......lol

but 17".....

can get smaller size
=)

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Originally Posted by Oldman

If you like big wheels. You should try Donnellans in Melb. Buddy Club P1 Racing SF 17x7 with Falken tyres.$1900 + $80 shipping. This wheel weight 17.5 lbs.
For your info P1 Racing SF is made in Taiwan and not Japan.
http://www.donnellans.com.au/pages/2...p?type=new&151

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No way made in Taiwan, i had one, bought them in Donnellans, and it said "made in japan" on the rim

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Originally Posted by iceblueVTEC

:wave: Just on the subject of wheels I have a set of 17x7 ROH SHIFT R's on my honda Jazz vti-s. Anyway while they look good and all if I have passengers in the back the tyres do scrub in the back,thanks mainly to honda's poor designing of the back bumper. If you look or feel under the back bumper just where it joins up with the guards there is an inner lip where the the back bumper screws in. Safest option foor wheels on a jazz would be 16x6.5 wheels,this way you can lower it safely and trouble free.Dammit they only just rub too by like a 1 or 2mm's.

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wat's the height of your spring? coz i got a 17x7 p1 SF with 205/40/17 tyre, and i want to lower it.....

has anyone lower their car with 17inch rim????

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Originally Posted by bagaichiban

No way made in Taiwan, i had one, bought them in Donnellans, and it said "made in japan" on the rim

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Sorry, I hope I'm wrong. Please go to buddy club website to see if you can find the P1 Racing SF.

http://www.first-inc.co.jp/buddyclub/top_m.html

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Originally Posted by Oldman

Sorry, I hope I'm wrong. Please go to buddy club website to see if you can find the P1 Racing SF.

http://www.first-inc.co.jp/buddyclub/top_m.html

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design in japan

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Originally Posted by TypeG

design in japan

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Is a copy of the P1 Racing QF . Cast instead of forge.