FD/FN2/EP3 Wheel Setup Guide

[RenzokukenJ]

I've got stock rims on my fn2, with 19mm spacers... Fills it out really well

[Honda_FD]

Hey guys, I've got an 07 FN2R not lowered at all mostly stock

I'm thinking of putting on the rear 18x10 14 offset. And on the front 18x9 25.

What u think?? Anyone done it?

Gunna be aggressive and will look ricey as. Unless you plan on doing a stance look.
I had 17x9.5+17 on a slammed FD civic and it was a lot of mucking around with the alignment.
Eventually had -6.5 degrees camber and front lip was sitting 60mm off the ground.

FDs and FNs are very similar for wheel specs

[Yukisan]

Civic FD - 17x9 +30 r ok? keeping stock height and want to keep virgin guards please.

[jprak]

Civic FD - 17x9 +30 r ok? keeping stock height and want to keep virgin guards please.

guards may need to be rolled on rear
Fronts are fine

Run 215/45 tires

[Honda_FD]

Wheels may need to be rolled on rear
Fronts are fine

Run 215/45 tires

Yeah. Roll your wheels

[jprak]

Yeah. Roll your wheels

dont be like Honda_FD

this is his FD civic

[RenzokukenJ]

bro thats swag

[Honda_FD]

Never go full retard...

[JordanMugen]

For performance (so no 215s as that would defeat the point), I would like to run these Enkei RP-01 17x9 +35 with a 245/40 R17 or 255/40 R17 S-class tyre (hankook rs3 etc).



{Jealous of the late model Subaru and Evo guys and girls with their super wide wheels and super wide tyres! Figure it's a late model car too, Civic can play that game , but is it actually possible?}

Hopefully good sticky wide tyres would partially offset the FN2's cruddiness were I to take it on a track day.

Do you think it will fit?

[RenzokukenJ]

I thought 235 was the biggest you could go without scrubbing?

[Stevil]

i run 245s and 255s on my FD at the track with just the guards rolled and the right amount of camber, for street work would be too much guard rubbin.

[RenzokukenJ]

i run 245s and 255s on my FD at the track with just the guards rolled and the right amount of camber, for street work would be too much guard rubbin.

FN not FD