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    Quote Originally Posted by Crapdaz View Post
    Hi All,

    Sorry to bring up an old thread and all but been searching and i havent found an answer.

    I was wondering what is the maximum limit size (size/width/offset) on rims that an accord euro can accomodate without rolling your guards?

    ATM my ideal sized rims i was thinking of were 18x8.5 (+48) running on 225/40/18 tyres

    Otherwise i would be going for 18x7.5 (+48) running on 225/40/18 tyres (<---- is that tyre size suitable for a 18x7.5?????)

    Are there any problems with that? Please give me your opinion.
    Many thanks to you ALL!!!
    Daz
    Depend on you, wanna go with half looks and still can go perfomance or you wanna go with perfomance?

    if perfomance, go with 18" (forged rims like volk racing/Advan) or 17".but euro use 17" inch for me its a big NO.cause i dont like the looks.

    for looks go with 19 inch maximum.20 inch is too big.you will get headache for sure.if you use 20 inch, perfomance is .

    for 19 inch or any other size, i would recommend the lowest offset you can go is +42. i used 19 inch +45 on my euro.widht 8" and 8.5".tyres 225/35 and 235/35. dats a very very perfect fit. +42 offset its still ok.one of my friend use 19 inch SSR offset +42 widht and tyres same like mine.he seems ok.no problem at all.

    no rub at all.still can go with full load.looks nice.no headache at all.perfomance is still good.high speed in cornering also good, dont need to roll ur guard.

    if you wanna go with big size rims and perfomance as well, go with 19 inch and buy forged rims/lightweight rims like SSR, HRE, Iforged.
    Last edited by CL9-K24A3; 02-02-2008 at 02:59 PM.

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