[LX98Civic]

I imagine offset is critical when dropping your car to have the wheels slightly tucked

I plan to swap out my Sports for Ground Controls. I took a look at my wheels and I don't see how I am going to even turn any w/o scraping the fenders.

Is this a normal problem when slamming a car? Is this when rolling the fenders comes in good use?

I need to check my offset anyhow. Where is it stamped on the wheel at?

Thanks for any input on this!!

 

[pushVTEC]

offset does mater i had +40 on my old rims and they rubbed with a sportline drop. +42 is ideal for civics and tucking. it should be stamped somewhere on the inside of the rim, if not, just email the manufacturer.

 

[LX98Civic]

I think I have a 40+ offset!

Someone checked the wheels out I have and it says 40+

 

[pushVTEC]

then don't expect those baby's to tuck without some cmaber issues only way you'll get those in there. like i said i had +40's on mine when i dropped it 2 inches on sportlines and it would rub going over bumps and tight turns.... i'd try looking for something with a +42 offset

 

[Civic_Grl_Rcr]

http://www.import-store.com/tenzo_av7.htm

Check here, they say your wheel is 42....let me look some more.

 

[Civic_Grl_Rcr]

http://www.creverything.com/cr-tenzowheels.html
and
http://www.wholesalehyperformance.com/tenzo-w.html
They say 42 also.

[email protected]
That is Tenzo's own info email, shoot them one and ask, then you will know for sure.

 

[LX98Civic]

http://www.creverything.com/cr-tenzowheels.html
and
http://www.wholesalehyperformance.com/tenzo-w.html
They say 42 also.

[email protected]
That is Tenzo's own info email, shoot them one and ask, then you will know for sure.

Damn, you're such a sweetheart!!

I am going to get them balanced Monday and check it out then!

Thanks again though

 

[Civic_Grl_Rcr]

np