General Fit TalkGeneral Discussion on the Honda Fit/Jazz.
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View Poll Results: Which rims would you rather have on your Jazz?
From a tuners perspective, choosing rims for ones car is hard because we want them as light as they get. The more weight you can reduse from the total weight of the car - the better. Lighter rims in the right size can make a formidable upgrade to your little wifebeater.
Lets start off with some boring Rimjob pillowtalk. The Jazz is a cheap, economic and lazy car. It's fairly good looking, but most think its anonymous and booring. I agree - but I also know that it's easy to do something about it. Buying the lady a new set of shoes always give bang for the bucks. Due to the lack of horsepower in the Honda Jazz, the rims have to be the right size to avoid killing the performance and handling of the car. The 1.3/1.4 is shipped out with 14 " Rims, and the VTi and VTi-S comes with 15 inches.
IMHO: 15 x 7 + 50 to +60 on a Honda Jazz is perfect!
Lets have a look at the candidates:
Spoon Sports SW388
Advan RG
Volk Racing TE37
Mugen MF10L
BuddyClub P1 QF
Work Emotion CR Kai
__________________ Best regards, Tord Forland - Norway
They look similar to the Volk Racing TE37, but the center flows much better IMO. If they made a version of these rims with polished lips that would be even better.
But given the choices above, for looks I vote for the Work Emotion CR Kai.
With the 45 offset and 60 series tires, it'll rub like crazy. Not much of aftermarket wheels with offset beyond 48mm except for Subaru's, which are 5 lugs.
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JET-OUT A Hopeful Future US F.I.T. Owner