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Sets of Wheels for CB7 Accord

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    Sets of Wheels for CB7 Accord

    Hey all, I was just window shopping and thinking about what set of wheels to get in the future for my ride. Currently, I got the stock steel 14's with plastidipped wheel covers. lol Anyways, I've seen many users that have wheels on their cars, so I was wondering if any of you can recommend any wheel companies that I can take a look at. I am looking for a good 15-16 inch rim. Thanks!
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    Very subjective question.
    Here's a thread full of wheel pics:
    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=33110

    YouTube Clicky!!

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      Any wheel with a 4x114.3 lug pattern, offset between +35 and +45, and a center bore no smaller than 64.1mm (you will need hubcentric rings for any wheel with a bore larger than 64.1mm... most aftermarket wheels will be larger.) I would suggest a width no greater than 8".

      People HAVE used wheels with offsets lower than +35, though the wheels will poke out beyond the fenders if you go low enough (requiring fender modification, or extreme negative camber... neither is good, and the wheel bearings will be under extreme stress.)
      People HAVE used wheels with offsets higher than +35 (96 Integra Type R wheels, for example), but spacers are needed... and spacers aren't exactly the safest things either.
      People have also used wheels that were wider than 8". I think I've seen up to 10"... but you encounter some clearance issues with those widths, somewhat remedied by stretching tires (unsafe), or otherwise modifying the vehicle (also potentially unsafe, depending on what is modified.)

      In other words, get wheels that actually fit properly, and you'll be good.

      As long as you get wheels that fit properly, you can get any style your little heart desires.






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        tire rack, discount tire
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          I'm a big fan of TireRack. Had a bad experience with Discount Tire (they didn't have what I wanted in stock... told me something else was "comparable", when it was actually too small, more expensive, and a total crap tire...)

          Regardless, buy new from any of the reputable wheel/tire companies (Tire Rack, Discount Tire, 1010Tires, etc...) offer good products at good prices. They also send proper hubcentric rings with all their wheels, so you don't have to worry about figuring out what specs you need!






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            Originally posted by sonikaccord View Post
            Very subjective question.
            Here's a thread full of wheel pics:
            http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=33110
            Thanks for the link. Most of the pictures I can't view... lol but Since i have names of a couple of rims, I can just search them up.

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