Will 18X7.5 with 40mm offset work on my fd?
01-03-04, 05:05 PM
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Will 18X7.5 with 40mm offset work on my fd?
I'm going to buy some rims for my fd I was just wondering if 18X7.5 with a 40mm offset is to thin to run on my fd? And will the 40mm offset work?
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01-03-04, 05:18 PM
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Re: Will 18X7.5 with 40mm offset work on my fd?
Originally posted by lopedl
I'm going to buy some rims for my fd I was just wondering if 18X7.5 with a 40mm offset is to thin to run on my fd? And will the 40mm offset work?
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I'm going to buy some rims for my fd I was just wondering if 18X7.5 with a 40mm offset is to thin to run on my fd? And will the 40mm offset work?
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01-03-04, 05:21 PM
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I know thicker is better, but I'm buying them used from a friend. I currently am on all spares 
, Is that what your referring to, because I'll lose some handling???
, Is that what your referring to, because I'll lose some handling???
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Originally posted by lopedl
I know thicker is better, but I'm buying them used from a friend. I currently am on all spares , Is that what your referring to, because I'll lose some handling???
I know thicker is better, but I'm buying them used from a friend. I currently am on all spares
, Is that what your referring to, because I'll lose some handling???
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Please don't do that to your FD. It isn't a Civic. And what do you mean you are driving on all spares???
As xchaos suggested, you can typically pick up a set of used stock rims for $400 or so, sometimes even with tires. If you can't afford that, I suggest moving on to a different vehicle.
As xchaos suggested, you can typically pick up a set of used stock rims for $400 or so, sometimes even with tires. If you can't afford that, I suggest moving on to a different vehicle.
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