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tegra 04-17-2008 10:51 PM

tire fitment issue
 
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hey,
i just picked up some 16's for my integra but im having a bit of a problem making them fit, im lowered on koni yellows and h&r springs and im on the middle perch on the koni's. my old rims were just the stock SE 14" rims 195/55/14 i believe, and my new ones are 205/55/16, do you guys think i need to take out the wheel liner??? or do i really have to get new tires??
what do you guys think?

heres a pic to get an idea..
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thusee 04-17-2008 10:56 PM

55's on 16's is pretty big so its gona b a tight fit specially when u hit those lil bumps on the road ur better off running 40 or 45's.
in my opinion

Buff4Prez Yo 04-18-2008 03:54 AM

55's are balloons. 45's on 16's would give you an almost identical overall wheel diameter as the stock 195/60/R14

tegra 04-18-2008 09:35 AM

would 50's still be too big??

MALIKPHD 04-18-2008 11:12 AM


Originally Posted by tegra (Post 214987)
would 50's still be too big??

dont do 50s...... 205-45-R16 and you're good.

Royboy 04-18-2008 11:33 AM


Originally Posted by MALIKPHD (Post 215042)
dont do 50s...... 205-45-R16 and you're good.

This man speaks the truth, thats what I have and its just dandy.

tegra 04-18-2008 01:12 PM

alright thanks guys.

Royboy 04-18-2008 01:33 PM

I'm not sure how much you know about tires and I don't want to insult you, if I do, I'm sorry. The second number is the "aspect ratio" of the tire. What it really is is the the percentage of the tire width that is transfered to the sidewall. For example if you do have a 205/55R16, the width of the tire is 205 mm, and the sidewall height will be 55% of that. If you take a 205/45R16 the sidewall height will be lower at 45% of that. This will decrease the overall outer diameter of the tire. In our case a 205/45R16 will have almost the same outer diameter as a 195/55R14 so you shouldn't have an issue with any rubbing. I'm not sure how familiar you are with tire sizing, so just letting you know, again sorry if I have insulted your intelligence.

sky82 04-18-2008 01:39 PM

theres a site if you search for it. i think in the DIY section with tire size measure to find out what will fit.

tegra 04-18-2008 04:31 PM


Originally Posted by Royboy (Post 215101)
I'm not sure how much you know about tires and I don't want to insult you, if I do, I'm sorry. The second number is the "aspect ratio" of the tire. What it really is is the the percentage of the tire width that is transfered to the sidewall. For example if you do have a 205/55R16, the width of the tire is 205 mm, and the sidewall height will be 55% of that. If you take a 205/45R16 the sidewall height will be lower at 45% of that. This will decrease the overall outer diameter of the tire. In our case a 205/45R16 will have almost the same outer diameter as a 195/55R14 so you shouldn't have an issue with any rubbing. I'm not sure how familiar you are with tire sizing, so just letting you know, again sorry if I have insulted your intelligence.

lol, insult me...how? im asking for help..witch means i dont no....thats why im asking people like you, but thanks for the help and no, you didn't insult me....donno why u'd think that...anyways i just sold the rims and I'm getting 15's so it would fit my car alot better...thanks


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