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GSSmooth 06-27-2015 01:46 PM

What WIDTH of 17 inch wheels and TIRE SIZE for 1999 Acura Integra
 
Any of you guys out there running 17 inch wheels on 94-01 INTEGRA?

Im trying to decide if I should go with a 17x8 wheel with a 215/40r17 tire...

or a 17x7 with a 205/40r17 tire... or something else?

The car is on stock JDM ITR suspension and currently runs stock 205/50r16 on stock wheels... I prefer no rubbing and won't roll my fenders or anything like that.

Ideas?

snails 06-27-2015 02:06 PM

17 is too big. 16 is the largest you can run on this chassis without looking silly.

with that said an 8" rim is wide enough to run a 205/45 with a bit of a stretch, 205/50 if you want a little more meat or a 215/45 if you want the tire to fit a little more aggressive looking

as goes for offset, with a good roll and 2ish degrees of camber you can get away with +25 offset.

if you are looking for a safer route with a less aggressive stance a +35 offset is more ideal

if you dont wanna roll the fenders (bad idea) you will need at lest a +35 offset with an 8" wheel

if you wanna run a 7" you can get away with a +25 offset wheel without a roll im sure

plz for the love of jebus do not run a 17" wheel.

GSSmooth 06-28-2015 08:21 AM

Thanks for the input. Sounds like 16 is the call. So on a 16" wheel going 215/45 shouldn't rub the insides of the fender wells.

probably going for a 35 offset

snails 06-28-2015 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GSSmooth (Post 8653455)
Thanks for the input. Sounds like 16 is the call. So on a 16" wheel going 215/45 shouldn't rub the insides of the fender wells.

probably going for a 35 offset


shouldnt.. but that depends on how low, suspension firmness and camber

a light roll is not a bad idea either way though

jde100 03-15-2017 07:07 AM

205/40/17 will work, be sure the offset of the wheel is correct +40 is safe so the wheels don't hit your fender when you lower it or hit a bump.


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