Help - Fitment Question
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Help - Fitment Question
One of my friends thinks I'll have fitment issues on the new wheels I picked up.
Specs on the rear: 19x10 +43
Can anyone confirm if I'll have issues?
Thanks in advance if you can help. 
Specs on the rear: 19x10 +43
Can anyone confirm if I'll have issues?
Originally Posted by KnightRyderV
hope that fits. seems like a high offset for such a wide rim. you may have clearance issues on the inside.
hope that fits. seems like a high offset for such a wide rim. you may have clearance issues on the inside.
Originally Posted by nf3d0149ab
Really? They came off an 8th Gen accord and they clear the BBK on a 3rd Gen TL.
Where do you think I'd have clearance issues?
Really? They came off an 8th Gen accord and they clear the BBK on a 3rd Gen TL.
Where do you think I'd have clearance issues?
Originally Posted by KnightRyderV
it would most likely touch against the coilover. but im not sure since the CL is a little different than my car. ask lippstuh.
do you know the specs of your current wheels? u can plug it into the wheel offset calculator i use and see how much it will change both inside and outside
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
it would most likely touch against the coilover. but im not sure since the CL is a little different than my car. ask lippstuh.
do you know the specs of your current wheels? u can plug it into the wheel offset calculator i use and see how much it will change both inside and outside
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
Originally Posted by nf3d0149ab
My current wheels are:
18x7.5 +45
It says that it'll be 36mm less [Inner Clearance] and 40mm extended [Outer Position].
My current wheels are:
18x7.5 +45
It says that it'll be 36mm less [Inner Clearance] and 40mm extended [Outer Position].
Since the TL and the 6th gen accord have the same platform, that will definitely hit the strut with the amount of camber you'll need to run those wheels. You'd need about an offset of at least +25 IIRC.
When I had 17x9 +35 dropped around 3.5 inches (-3.3 camber in the rear) in the accord, the rim would slightly rub on the strut when I would go up steep inclines.
I plan to go with 18x9.5 +30 for the next set up on the TL.
When I had 17x9 +35 dropped around 3.5 inches (-3.3 camber in the rear) in the accord, the rim would slightly rub on the strut when I would go up steep inclines.
I plan to go with 18x9.5 +30 for the next set up on the TL.
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I run 9.5 +47 in the front with -1.5 camber and 9.5 +50 in the rear with -1 camber.
The front never rubs the strut, but the rear does rub the strut if I have 2 or 3people in the back and I am going up an incline. With 1 person in back, it does not rub.
The front never rubs the strut, but the rear does rub the strut if I have 2 or 3people in the back and I am going up an incline. With 1 person in back, it does not rub.
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I don't usually carry people so that's totally cool with me. I've even contemplated removing the back seat because I just feel like I should hack the car up and experiment.
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