18's or 19's and what color wheels on VR fd
18's or 19's and what color wheels on VR fd
i have a red fd stock body lowered 1.5 inches and was wondering what size, width and color wheels will look best on it. thanks.
heres the car
heres the car
i have a red fd stock body lowered 1.5 inches and was wondering what size, width and color wheels will look best on it. thanks.
heres the car http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...6/IMAG0051.jpg
heres the car http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...6/IMAG0051.jpg
I would shy away from 19's. The tire sidewall will be very tiny with a 19" wheel and your ride quality will suffer. I don't know what roads look like in Boston, but I imagine they aren't always too smooth.
I'm with Mahjik on this one. 18 gives you the most wheel and tire options. I have a friend with 19s on his FD, and he's constantly complaining and wanting to switch to 18s.
If I were buying wheels today, I'd look at something like the 5zigen Pro Racer ZR:
http://www.racinglab.com/5zigen-zr52...ls-bronze.html
or the Gullflame Gravity wheels:
http://www.phantasmusa.com/gullflamegun.html
Those are some aggressive offsets, but they can work on a FD. Neither are very common wheels on the FD so you won't look like "just another FD3S". But they are decent quality wheels.
http://www.racinglab.com/5zigen-zr52...ls-bronze.html
or the Gullflame Gravity wheels:
http://www.phantasmusa.com/gullflamegun.html
Those are some aggressive offsets, but they can work on a FD. Neither are very common wheels on the FD so you won't look like "just another FD3S". But they are decent quality wheels.
If I were buying wheels today, I'd look at something like the 5zigen Pro Racer ZR:
http://www.racinglab.com/5zigen-zr52...ls-bronze.html
or the Gullflame Gravity wheels:
http://www.phantasmusa.com/gullflamegun.html
Those are some aggressive offsets, but they can work on a FD. Neither are very common wheels on the FD so you won't look like "just another FD3S". But they are decent quality wheels.
http://www.racinglab.com/5zigen-zr52...ls-bronze.html
or the Gullflame Gravity wheels:
http://www.phantasmusa.com/gullflamegun.html
Those are some aggressive offsets, but they can work on a FD. Neither are very common wheels on the FD so you won't look like "just another FD3S". But they are decent quality wheels.
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sounds good, i just got the car painted will rolling the fendes cause any damage to paint or body? how do i go about doing that anyways? also sorry for being a pain but what size tires i like the large wide look in the back. thanks.
my personal opinion:
silver rims to have a plain, non stand out, subtle look.
bronze to have a sporty, souped up look.
black, or black with red lip to have a aggressive look.
of course the design pattern of the rim will play a big factor on the looks, as well as your other exterior mods.
silver rims to have a plain, non stand out, subtle look.
bronze to have a sporty, souped up look.
black, or black with red lip to have a aggressive look.
of course the design pattern of the rim will play a big factor on the looks, as well as your other exterior mods.
You may run into issues depending on how low you make your car with rubbing in the rear which is why I would suggest 255. Keep in mind it's the wheel which makes the wide look, not necessarily the tire itself. i.e. a smaller tire is still going to look 9.5", there will just be a little taper to the sidewall for the stretch (which will help avoid rubbing).
my personal opinion:
silver rims to have a plain, non stand out, subtle look.
bronze to have a sporty, souped up look.
black, or black with red lip to have a aggressive look.
of course the design pattern of the rim will play a big factor on the looks, as well as your other exterior mods.
silver rims to have a plain, non stand out, subtle look.
bronze to have a sporty, souped up look.
black, or black with red lip to have a aggressive look.
of course the design pattern of the rim will play a big factor on the looks, as well as your other exterior mods.
The 18 v 19 debate has been argued 100 times on year. I have had several sets of wheels in both sizes. You can only pull off 19" wheels on a fd if they are either step lip or 3pc/rivets as that makes the wheel appear to be smaller, it is hard to pull off a 19" full face wheel. My 19s ride just as fine as 18s, never had an issue. If you go to the track then I would suggest much smaller wheels.
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