actl96

im thinkin about puttin 20s on ma car, is it possible to put 20s on a 2.5tl i havent seen one yet or maybe i have on cardomain.com. some1 please help thanks

Go90go

I wouldn't do it... Biggest size that looks relatively decent is 19". Our cars aren't designed for that big of a rim.

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TLBaller

if you can find the bolt pattern 4x114.3 on a 20" wheels and your car isn't dropped, its possible. as far as it sticking out or not...most likely it will if its wider than 8"

UnsanePyro

Yeah, I agree, I've seen I think one set of 19s, and they were too big for my taste, I think 17s/18s look better. If it is your style though, go for it, it's good to have people doing different things. I don't know if they will fit though, it seems like it would be tough

Looks like ti may be possible:

https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=135397&page=1 20's
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=135450&page=1 20's again (same as first link)

Some on cardomain https://acurazine.com/forums/car-parts-sale-361/2-idmax-12-subs-box-chicago-area-119419/

https://acurazine.com/forums/ramblings-12/ebay-question-115036/ 19s

Go90go

My personal limit is 17"... 16" wouldn't be too bad either. You have to factor in the performance aspect as well. I don't mean racing, I mean fuel mileage. The way Hondas are designed, any increase in tyre width will reduce mileage anywhere from 5 to 10 MPG. One of my m8s had a beater Civic with stock 185s, put on a set of 205/45R16s and saw his mileage drop from 25MPG to 18.

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MongooseDog

all i can say about this is click on the links and go read the comments that people left and decide from there. honestly i think 18's with a drop would be perfect....

gevphilly

i got 20's on my tl 2.5 and soon i'm gettin 22's holla at me

DJRamzy

you're stupid, leave the forum and earth for that matter.

Go90go

Agreed. ^

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JAMROCK

thinking of getting new shoes for my 3.2 tl any one whit some ideas what inch will be right? dont wnt to change the ride?

Ken1997TL

If you want to keep a decent ride, get 18 inch wheels and some slightly sporty touring tires.