will 18's fit my fc
I ran 18's on my vert for about a year. I ran 18x8 front and rear with 225/40-18 on all four. It looked sweet as hell; but it deffinitely slowed the car down alot. The grip was nice and the turn in response but the overall handling was worse due to the extra weight. 225/40's will increase the diameter of your tires from stock so it will feel like you have taller gears. I would recommend 17's just due to the weight and tire choices that keep the stock diameter. The question you must ask yourself is "Do I want SHOW? or Do I want GO?" Either one is a good choice.
Originally posted by NZConvertible
I just wish this was my car!
I just wish this was my car!
I just want the Panspeed spoiler ( I think it's panspeed ). So nice, sooooo nice. Anyone know where I can get it?
Also, you could run with 16's on the front, 17's on the rear. If the 17's had a low enough profile ( enough to match the stockers, as to keep the speedo accurate ) then the same profile on the front 16's... right? *RUN ON*
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Originally posted by gsracer
I think 17's are the best size...plenty of zoom zoom and bigger is better
also is it just me or does the backend of the car above scream out nsx to anyone
I think 17's are the best size...plenty of zoom zoom and bigger is better
also is it just me or does the backend of the car above scream out nsx to anyone
I hate the lines it puts on the rear 1/4
18s will fit fine....Ive got a set of konigs with 225/40 fr...and 245/40 rr.....u do lose a bit off the line but make up for it on highway
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Originally posted by RETed
You've got a convertible and you want a coupe? Most guys are the opposite...
You've got a convertible and you want a coupe? Most guys are the opposite...
Originally posted by GRA8RIDE
I know a guy with 18's on his t2 225/40 on front 255/35's on back. The front tires hit the top of wheel well and bent his fenders. Watch for bumps in the road!
I know a guy with 18's on his t2 225/40 on front 255/35's on back. The front tires hit the top of wheel well and bent his fenders. Watch for bumps in the road!
I have 18x8 225/40 with no problems and I'm dropped about 2".
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in the rear. Theres another guy in my town that has already done this to his vert and it looks sick!
