so seriously, EVERYBODY says if i run 17x7 +38 im gonna rub? im stock now, but throwin some dropzone springs in a few weeks on. not a huge drop so im gonna rub?? cause i see people here claiming they dont with lower offsets than that? wtf/ is the big secrecy in wheel fitment on ge8's? its some seriously stupidly aggrravating shit! ive been looking at rims two+ yrs now and havent bought any cause theres no straight clear defined answer on what works and what does not! wheels are a pricey mistake to make when youre looking at the wheels im looking at! so wtf gives?? ready to give up and just stay stock. i mean seriously, i ran 16x8 +20 on my eg hatch and didnt even have to roll my fenders much less pull em! i will not do that to a 11mth old car!
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Originally Posted by BlueBoogers
(Post 1081897)
I intentionally wanted meaty tires and the 215/45 has a lot more options.
http://i41.tinypic.com/11l7v9u.jpg
Originally Posted by Jango_Fit
(Post 1082220)
so seriously, EVERYBODY says if i run 17x7 +38 im gonna rub? im stock now, but throwin some dropzone springs in a few weeks on. not a huge drop so im gonna rub?? cause i see people here claiming they dont with lower offsets than that? wtf/ is the big secrecy in wheel fitment on ge8's? its some seriously stupidly aggrravating shit! ive been looking at rims two+ yrs now and havent bought any cause theres no straight clear defined answer on what works and what does not! wheels are a pricey mistake to make when youre looking at the wheels im looking at! so wtf gives?? ready to give up and just stay stock. i mean seriously, i ran 16x8 +20 on my eg hatch and didnt even have to roll my fenders much less pull em! i will not do that to a 11mth old car!
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There seems to be a lot of talk on here and I can honestly say the current setup I have RUBS ALL THE TIME! I had 205/40/17 tires and put DZ springs on my Fit. Way too much GAP in the fender. I went with the Falken Ziex ZE-512 215/45/17 on my DR-33 wheels 17x7.5 +42 and had some poke up front. No RUB at all...
I then put on APEXi ExV Coilovers, lowered them ALL THE WAY DOWN and had to remove the spacers from the rear due to rubbing the letters off the tire, and front Rubs on any bump hard turn, and on hard bumps the tread hits the fender liner hard! Most of it is gon now, and I will trim the remains... PS for those who care DR-33 are HEAVY 20Lbs! On the Drop Zone springs this is how it looks with the Falken Ziex ZE-512 215/45/17 Tires NO RUB Attachment 27862 205/40/17 Tires 17x7.5 +42 wheels Drop Zone SPRINGS NO RUB Attachment 27863 Current Set-up APEXi coil overs ZE-512 215/45/17 17x7.5 +42 DR-33 wheels ... RUB RUB RUB http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...-08-29_510.jpg All the way down on 205/40/17 ON APEXi coil overs NO RUB 17x7.5 +42 rims http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...t/IMAG0411.jpg You can see my Fit in my progress link to see how it all came together. Drag Wheels. Extreme Alloys. | DR-33 (FLAT BLACK W/ RED STRIPE, RALLY BRONZE, CHARCOAL GRAY) Tires - ZIEX ZE-512 - Falken Tire |
I don't understand why people keep buying 215/45-17's and in one sentence saying "I want meatier tires" and then in the next "They rub all the time!" 215/45-17 is just too big for our cars without doing fender mods i.e. roll and pull.
205/40-17, 205/45-17, or even 195/45-17 are all better choices and within 0.6" of height difference from the factory 185/55-16 stockers. |
Originally Posted by slp950
(Post 1082520)
I don't understand why people keep buying 215/45-17's and in one sentence saying "I want meatier tires" and then in the next "They rub all the time!" 215/45-17 is just too big for our cars without doing fender mods i.e. roll and pull.
205/40-17, 205/45-17, or even 195/45-17 are all better choices and within 0.6" of height difference from the factory 185/55-16 stockers. -Ray |
You should clarify with your wheel specs and tire size and springs/coils and say -rubbed or did not rub beside it.
Your post is confusing. |
Fixed my post by adding rub no rub comments to the pics for clarification.
-Ray |
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Enkei Rpf1 17x7 +43 205/40/17 No rubbing! Lowered on tanabe coilovers on the lowest setting. |
Are there no center caps for the RPF1?
I was supplied some faux CF caps for my PF01 but I covered them in vinyl. |
Originally Posted by BlueBoogers
(Post 1083604)
Are there no center caps for the RPF1?
I was supplied some faux CF caps for my PF01 but I covered them in vinyl. That money is going toward project mu lug nuts. : D |
Just got mine last week.
16" MB Mesh X wheels, 205/50ZR/16 Continental Extreme Contact DWS tires. http://www.bortzmedia.com/fit/fitnew1.jpg |
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Repolishing the kicks ! Its such a task ,Kinda feels like raising a child ! But all worth it ! Attachment 27573
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Whats the specs on those BBS? I Been looking for some of those or some RPF1's
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Originally Posted by krunk13
(Post 1085801)
Whats the specs on those BBS? I Been looking for some of those or some RPF1's
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Damn that seems kinda agressive fitment wise. Sometimes I wish the Fit was RWD or at least ran a lower offset from the factory. what was honda thinking with +53mm offsets.:confused:
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installed today
varrstoen 16x8 +25 and stock 185/55 tires Eibach Pro Kit SPC camber bolts No rubbing at all with camber bolts maxed out http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/546...0426173100.jpg http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/7...0426180101.jpg http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/7...0426180121.jpg No fender work and no rubbing at all |
Looks nice. I don't think anyone would worry about rubbing with 16s and the mild drop of the eibachs.
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Originally Posted by spunkysandoval
(Post 1094856)
installed today
varrstoen 16x8 +25 and stock 185/55 tires Eibach Pro Kit SPC camber bolts |
Originally Posted by SSMTEN
(Post 1094894)
TE's in similiar offsets arent convex at all. Pardon my blasphemy, but those look better.
http://www.lotustalk.com/forums/atta...igefrontte.jpg too bad it is such a low offset. My ideal wheel would be a 16x9 +40 offset. Does anyone make something like that? |
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