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A. Senna
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Any good suggestions for aftermarkets 17 or 18" alloys to fit my car?
I like the original 18" of the typeR? Has anyone seen something similiar to the TypeR's wheels? (aftermarket solution) I also like the Ace mantas : CTR Deep Bronze Pearl |
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UNLESS Unless your planning on changing your brakes for bigger ones and putting a Turbo on it. In this case yes go with the 18"s |
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What do you think of these? I made a little photoshop work to see if those wheels fit the Civic..
1. Enkei RS 05 2. Kei Fin 7 |
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Tyres and Wheels - Civinfo Wiki So 17" or 18" wheels will make no difference to the cars ability to speed up or stop. It's just the ride quality that will suffer on bigger rims. |
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If I decide to change my alloys, I might go for 18" but I 'm not sure yet.. You see my dillema is that if I go for 18", I 'll have to pay more for the alloy, more for the tyres, and I will have to change the tyre profile from 45 to 40.. But 18" will look better that the original 17".. |
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Have you had any prices yet for the 17" and 18" wheels and tyres? I doubt there will be all that much difference.
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I've just checked online for prices in the UK and there is only £17 per tyre difference on the Bridgestone RE050 between the 18" and 17" |
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How about the Goodyear Eagles on Senna's McLaren-Honda?
You'd get plenty of grip from those big slicks, especially the rears! |
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I love 18" wheels, but here in Greece we have very bad roads so I might have problem with the 40 tyre profile.. |
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Some "summer" shots that I had taken!
I've just found and upload them. Last edited by MakTheo; 29th September 2008 at 20:38. |
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