Nutty RX3

What do you think. I'm up in NY city of potholes. Show me or tell me what you got, rims and tires.

rynberg

First of all, I don't think 18-FOOT wheels are going to fit (talk about your unsprung weight!)....

Secondly, please go and search/look through the Suspension forum, you'll find everything you need to know.

SERIES7

I say go with 20's.

silver93r1

i like 26's

SERIES7

the 26's have way too little tread, stick with the 20's

papsmagu

iTrader: (19)

18's and not any larger i have 19x8.5 F and 19 x 9.5 R
should have 18x8.5 F with 18x10 R by the end of the month

7_rocket

iTrader: (6)

24's are good

MakoRacing

iTrader: (12)

I like them to be in the 30's personally

MakoRacing

iTrader: (12)

I personally like 30's, they enhance the bling factor a little

Nutty RX3

Take it easy. It's a simple mistake (18 inch or 19 inch). Thanks for the information.

SpeedKing

iTrader: (4)

Since you're in a "city of potholes", keep your stock 16s. The low sidewall on 18" or 19" tires won't provide enough cushion and sooner or later you'll hit a big one and bend your rims.

galognu

iTrader: (3)

Definitively not the place to upgrade your rims. I lived in Brooklyn for 5 years, the entire place is a shithole when it comes to the roads. I've visited back many times, but have NEVER taken my 7 back. Keep your stock rims, and save your money till you leave that place.

ALPSTA

iTrader: (3)

Get 19s if you want your car to look hot. 18s if you want both performance and looks. 17s if you are still living in the early 90s

quicksilver_rx7

I don't know man. Spirit R wheels are 17's and people seem to love those wheels. (probably because they're Spirit R wheels) but even still, they are pretty hot.

potatochobit

iTrader: (1)

17" is as large as i will go. 18" is fine for looks. 19" is for people who are not serious about performance.