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Thread: Buying 17's

  1. #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by match View Post
    what do you guys think of the stock 17s from the sport version. worth getting those?
    I think they look nice but I would hate to think how much Honda are charging for them

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    18" GV1's... HOT!! buy mine

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    Quote Originally Posted by DamienS View Post
    I think they look nice but I would hate to think how much Honda are charging for them
    got a quote from peter warren. $3200 including tyres. ultra rip off

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    theres a few sets of them for sale on firesport, sale section here i think, saw them not long ago. just exactly the same as ep3 rims..

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    ive got a set of 17"x7 on my fd1 running on bridgestone potenza adrenalin
    RE001 215/45/17. i like the way it handles .....pretty good tyre $250 each

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    Quote Originally Posted by bryan yuen View Post
    ive got a set of 17"x7 on my fd1 running on bridgestone potenza adrenalin
    RE001 215/45/17. i like the way it handles .....pretty good tyre $250 each
    Do you find your speed is out much cos of the 215/45 profile. I was told that the correct same size from 15's to 17's was a 225/45/17...or did you come from 16's originally?

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    um no .....i dun think its out....the current sport model runs on 17" on 215/45/17. it make sense to follow that and even if its out ...it would be very marginal...

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    Quote Originally Posted by bryan yuen View Post
    um no .....i dun think its out....the current sport model runs on 17" on 215/45/17. it make sense to follow that and even if its out ...it would be very marginal...
    yeah it would only be millimetres so no need to worry I guess, you get more difference than that as the tyres wear down.

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    my speedo is a little bit off and hence i cant wait to replace the tyres :P

    215/40/r17

    as for whether 224/45/r17 will scrub, i believe it wont

    mine is lowered on coilovers and i have decent clearance on full lock either way so you should be fine if your car is stock height
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    Quote Originally Posted by rk 86 wa View Post
    my speedo is a little bit off and hence i cant wait to replace the tyres :P

    215/40/r17

    as for whether 224/45/r17 will scrub, i believe it wont

    mine is lowered on coilovers and i have decent clearance on full lock either way so you should be fine if your car is stock height
    wow 215/40's

    that would make a difference, so your speedo must be reading faster than you are actually going. as due to the smaller circumference the wheel would travel less distance in one rotation.

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    yup lol its annoying when people drive next to you and see my speedo and then immediately look at theirs to see if they are speeding lol

    but meh i need to change tyres soon anyway :P

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