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  1. #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by zco View Post
    whether or not your wheels scrub does not depend on the wheel itself, but depends on the specifications of your wheel. ie: width, offset.

    other factors include your suspension characteristics ie: camber and height

    so in saying that, any EG/EK/DC2 can run 15x7 40-45 wihtout scrubbing no matter how mcuh you lower it
    what zco is trying to say is, wheels come in all different brands, shapes, styles and designs. but what's universal is the measurement of size, width and offset of the rims. so instead of listing hundreds of combinations, it's easier to understand these dimensions to estimate whether rims will scrub or not.

    anyone want a quick lesson? ok for eg's (and most small hondas in general like dc's, ek's) a standard fitting wheel would be about 15" x 7" wide, with offset between +45(mm) and +50(mm). this is stock/oem fitment, so if you go superlow front or back, it should not rub.

    to understand offset, if you buy the same rim in 15" x 7" but offset is now
    +35 (compared to original of +45), this means the wheel will sit 10mm further out from the hub, or from another perspective, 10mm closer to the guards. this increases chances of scrubbing against the guards if the suspension is low. the lower you go, the more likely it'll scrub the guards and stick out. if the offset is higher at +55, vice versa - will sit 10mm deeper within the wheel arch and closer to the the shocks / suspension arms.

    so with width... if you get a 15" x 8" wheel with stock offset of +45, it'll sit 1/2" closer to the guards as well as 1/2" closer to suspension. wheel position doesn't move, but rim width is just wider.

    with all this, imo the safest size for 15"-17" wheels is somewhere between 6.5"-8" wide with offset between +32 and +50. also, tyre size also comes into play, but that's another story, lol... as long as tyre size is a reasonable width, it'll fit. i wouldn't go fatter then 205 or 215 for smaller Hondas.

    i've tried many combinations on my car... craziest i've gone is 16" x 8.5" offset +26 (with 205/45/16 stretched) at the rears. These not only stuck out of my guards, they didn't even tuck under so it was potentially scrubbing even without going over a bump! lol.

    anyway, do your research before buying weird sizes/offsets. i love wheels!
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  2. #14
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    lownslowsedan
    ok so lets say i wanted fitment like this car





    what size and offset does that look to be running?
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  3. #15
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    Car:
    EURO LUX
    Wheel: desmond rega master
    Size: 16x7in
    Offset: +45
    Color: polished
    Tire:yoko c drives
    Size: 205/45/16
    Lowered?: Yes
    If Yes, What Setup?: cusco zero 2
    Front Rubbing: no
    Rear Rubbing: none
    Comments: 5 lug
    Picture: none

    Wheel: rays te37
    Size: 16x7in
    Offset: +45
    Color: bronze
    Tire:advan ad07
    Size: 205/45/16
    Lowered?: Yes
    If Yes, What Setup?: cusco zero 2
    Front Rubbing: no
    Rear Rubbing: none
    Comments: 5 lug
    Picture: none

  4. #16
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    hahaha trism that eg is super dumped.
    looks like its running 205/50/16's

    i hope you realise that car will handle like absolute shit,scrub the front on turns and bumps and scrub the rears when if ppl get in the back....and your rear tyres will last about 3 months until the inside edge is completely worn out from that bullshit crazy negative camber.

    look at the angle of the rear lca's,its ridiculous,you need to understand that the arms were not designed to be run at that angle,every arm in your car will suffer wear and your car will feel like a boat,that constantly scrubs.

    but goodluck lol
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    yeh but but how fat does that car look eh?

  6. #18
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    That red civic got stolen and had all its parts stripped.

  7. #19
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    Car:
    MY00 DC2R
    Wheel: Buddyclub QF
    Size: 15 x 7
    Offset: +35
    Color: Black
    Tire: Falken RT615
    Size: 205/50/15
    Lowered?: Yes
    If Yes, What Setup?: Buddyclub Race Spec
    Front Rubbing: No
    Rear Rubbing: No
    Comments: Perfect. Clear the Type-r brake.
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  8. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by teh_mechanic View Post
    hahaha trism that eg is super dumped.
    looks like its running 205/50/16's

    i hope you realise that car will handle like absolute shit,scrub the front on turns and bumps and scrub the rears when if ppl get in the back....and your rear tyres will last about 3 months until the inside edge is completely worn out from that bullshit crazy negative camber.

    look at the angle of the rear lca's,its ridiculous,you need to understand that the arms were not designed to be run at that angle,every arm in your car will suffer wear and your car will feel like a boat,that constantly scrubs.

    but goodluck lol
    yeah thats all true.

    wont be that low, and the camber isnt too worrying, as its a track/touge car.

    with no backseats, so no need to worry bout that :P

    but yes, i understand thats way too low, i just like the wheel fitment. what sort of offset would you think it would be running? +30s?

    Quote Originally Posted by lilhaulerz View Post
    yeh but but how fat does that car look eh?
    yes, yes it does lol
    Quote Originally Posted by Chi View Post
    That red civic got stolen and had all its parts stripped.
    indeed it did sad story that one
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    Good to see some positive discussion happening
    Thanks for contributing guys

  10. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by moo moo nel View Post
    Wheel: Buddyclub QF
    Size: 15 x 7
    Offset: +35
    Color: Black
    Tire: Falken RT615
    Size: 205/50/15
    Lowered?: Yes
    If Yes, What Setup?: Buddyclub Race Spec
    Front Rubbing: No
    Rear Rubbing: No
    Comments: Perfect. Clear the Type-r brake.
    Picture:

    asif steal my old colour scheme...

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  11. #23
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    99 DC2 sold :(
    [quote=trism;1711902]
    wont be that low, and the camber isnt too worrying, as its a track/touge car./quote]
    Track cars and especially touge cars need some suspension travel

  12. #24
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    lownslowsedan
    no, that was aimed at the camber, not the suspension travel
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