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    ADR's ???

    Considering 18x7.5 M-sports on a Silver Si. Is the offset too big?. No drop with factory springs. I am considering a 1 1/2 drop in the future, but I want the rims first. I seen one with 19" Konig, but I sure that care is for show. Anyways 18' or play it safe with 17" ?



    or should i consider these rims???


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    18 X 7.5 on 35 series tires are fine... 215/35/18s... you shouldn't have any trouble with those even if you drop more than 2"

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    You should be fine with 215/35/18

    Offset of those wheels are 43+

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    I have M Sport on my EP. But only 17's. Simple design. Wont go out of style easily.:) Check my EP in member rides.

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    I like the M sport over the other ones.

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    Originally posted by Mickey
    I have M Sport on my EP. But only 17's. Simple design. Wont go out of style easily.:) Check my EP in member rides.
    Yo.. your car looks HOT with the M-Sports. I first saw these rims on a red Nissan 350 and thought they woulds look nice on a EP3, but your car confirms it. The 17" sits lovely on the car. Yo whats your suspension set up?. Is there any major difference is handling and acceleration?



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    Just H&R Sport springs, Stock Shocks and SPC rear camber kit. So Far I got no problems .:D

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    Thanks Mickey for the info on your suspension

    Now for the real question. Can anyone explain rotational mass to power. I know to keep the same rim-tire circumference when moving up on rim size, thats to keep your speedometer acurate. I do not understand how getting a bigger rim possibly heavier rim is going to affect my power. I believe its called wheel torque. All honda are 80lb/ft. I just don't what to f#ck up anything by going too big or heavy.....Or should I just start a new thread?

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    Im so sorry Im not very good at it, But Im very sure that my speedometer is still accurate because if you check on the tire size calculator(yahoo) 215/45/17 is the best tire size for 17 inch rims without sacrificing our speedometer. I can say handling and performance has definitely improved since I changed my wheels and upgraded my suspension. Try to start a new thread maybe somebody out there is more knowledgable about it. Thanks:)

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