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Old 08-24-2011, 10:01 PM
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BBS LM REPS wheel help.

im trying to figure out what sized LM reps would fit right with an eibach drop. for starters lets say tire size 245/40/19.
looking for lined up/flush fitment as possible

http://www.aspecwheels.net/index.php...81_1787&page=1

http://www.aspecwheels.net/index.php...1922_1923_1924

or would these wheels just look bad on eibach drop.
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haha i've been eyeing those for a while, debating between those or some black w/ polished lip instead
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go with the lowest spring set available - s techs.
1.6" front and 1.4" rear. i dont rub and only scrape at really steep driveways.
19x9.5 +45
245/35/19

i need 15mm spacers to bring it out on the rears.
front im pretty much flush

either do it right the first time or buy spacers to correct it. in other words, keep researching on how offsets and widths work

personally eibachs arent low enough for me.
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Originally Posted by defconskylude
go with the lowest spring set available - s techs.
1.6" front and 1.4" rear. i dont rub and only scrape at really steep driveways.
19x9.5 +45
245/35/19

i need 15mm spacers to bring it out on the rears.
front im pretty much flush

either do it right the first time or buy spacers to correct it. in other words, keep researching on how offsets and widths work

personally eibachs arent low enough for me.
my problem the driveway to my garage is steep. i was thinking if i go slightly thicker wheel it would help make the car look lower
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use two to four pieces of 2x4 wood on your drive way as a ramp to counter it.
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defcon since your on stechs did you do a camber kit with your wheel setup?
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Originally Posted by jeroplex
defcon since your on stechs did you do a camber kit with your wheel setup?
nah. i really should but i bought a bunch of guns instead

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^ LOOOOOOOOL. Next mod for Defcon is gun mounts on both sides of the TSX AHAHAHA.
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Originally Posted by defconskylude
nah. i really should but i bought a bunch of guns instead


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Originally Posted by defconskylude
nah. i really should but i bought a bunch of guns instead


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This wins the "WTF Threadjack/Offtopic Post of the Year" Award
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Originally Posted by defconskylude
nah. i really should but i bought a bunch of guns instead


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Nice toys. You should put them on each side of your TSX then it will be one killer TSX. So JDM YO!
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any input on tire size? would 225/40 be good?
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what are the specs of the bbs lm reps you're looking, and your preference of how you want the tire to look on the wheel, (a little stretched etc.)
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Originally Posted by Rawesome
what are the specs of the bbs lm reps you're looking, and your preference of how you want the tire to look on the wheel, (a little stretched etc.)
im still researching. i would like the wheel to be 18 or 19 in size and without it sticking out or rolling fenders. i think T-jay has the ideal setup as to what im looking for. im looking for a daily driver setup and not too slammed. i was thinking about the eibach springs,but now im leaning to ward the Tein basics or SS
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Good choice but the only thing I would change is the offset. I would have went with like a 35 offset instead of 45
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any particular reason why?

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/19-ST...ht_3139wt_1182

something like this perhaps? linea corse lemans and varrstoen 1.1.2 are also options. but back on topic, the tire size also depends on if you want staggered fitment.
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Originally Posted by Rawesome
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/19-ST...ht_3139wt_1182

something like this perhaps? linea corse lemans and varrstoen 1.1.2 are also options. but back on topic, the tire size also depends on if you want staggered fitment.
no staggered for me
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Good choice but the only thing I would change is the offset. I would have went with like a 35 offset instead of 45
wouldnt that make the rims sink more?

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wouldnt that make the rims sink more?
No the opposite. +35 would be about 3/8 of an inch closer to the fender than +45.
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Originally Posted by Terdbath
wouldnt that make the rims sink more?
No the opposite. +35 would be about 3/8 of an inch closer to the fender than +45.
okay. lower the number the more it would stick out.
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would this work if they are able to sell a set of 4 with 43+ offset? i dont want to have to roll fenders either
http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/pro...oducts_id=5771

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well looks like i cant go for the gold LM style. i cant seem to find one that is 8.5 width. looks like +35 offset with 19x8.5 should fit without rolling fenders. just would have to figure out what tires. i also plan on getting TEIN SS coils.
wheels: http://www.aspecwheels.net/index.php...roduct_id=3404

btw i just sold my civic i have CA$H lol..want to do this asap so bad. =(
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^ just ask them if you can get the liena corse without staggering it
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^ just ask them if you can get the liena corse without staggering it
yea but the offset that might work has a width listed at 10 inches. what offset should i be looking for with 19x8.5 i also dont want tires that are too thin. i want some protection from curb damage. maybe they can get custom specs taht arent listed?
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im all confused on what offset i should get...lol. im trying to get 19x8.5 im thinking +40s range should be good on a slight drop on tein ss. would this allow for some meat on the tires? w/o rolling fenders

+40
http://www.aspecwheels.net/index.php...roduct_id=2984
+46
http://www.aspecwheels.net/index.php...roduct_id=2974

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damn this is the cheapest ive seen
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/wheels/privat/product/submitProductSize.do?pc=64610&tmn=Akzent&typ=Car%2 FMinivan
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check the black market, someone is selling their used 19's w/ tires
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I couldn't find it
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I have 19" 8.5" offset is 35 tire size 245/35 and im dropped on eibach
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Originally Posted by tobwac
I have 19" 8.5" offset is 35 tire size 245/35 and im dropped on eibach
i have seen quite a few on +35 any rubbing w/ the eibach? do you have any wheel closeups?
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man i posted right when you edited...lol so i contacted wheeldude and can order me gold w/polished lip 19x8.5 +38 offset
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no rubbing even with 4 ppl in a car the front wheels sit flush but in the rear I can easly put 10mm spacer to make it flush
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Originally Posted by tobwac
no rubbing even with 4 ppl in a car the front wheels sit flush but in the rear I can easly put 10mm spacer to make it flush
cool..looks like im going to go with 19x8.5 +38 on TEIN SS..what size tires you think would be good. im not going to slam the TEINS all the way i would like some meat on the tires to somewhat protect from curbing.
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im not tire expert but most of us here run 245/35 but you mentioned that wanna go with 40 serious tire which is fine but you may ended up having you fenders roll if you drop your car
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yea..im looking for the thick tires w/o rolling fender
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Originally Posted by tobwac
im not tire expert but most of us here run 245/35 but you mentioned that wanna go with 40 serious tire which is fine but you may ended up having you fenders roll if you drop your car
most likely go with +38 rather than 40
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very simple fix for that just do a 225 40 19 tire it will clear nicely and also still be thick so you dont have any pothole trouble. Or you could always just buy mine. Im a wheelwhore ready for my second set of rims.
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Originally Posted by T-jay
very simple fix for that just do a 225 40 19 tire it will clear nicely and also still be thick so you dont have any pothole trouble. Or you could always just buy mine. Im a wheelwhore ready for my second set of rims.
i would if you had a different color =)
will those tires clear the size and offset im looking into? +38 if so i would have to adust the drop accordingly
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Yea you should clear good with a 225 40 19 they will be a slight stretch but perfect for lowerd cars


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