Will 18x9.5 +34 be cleared on 15 si coupe?
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jaminlogic
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What is the tire dimension you'll be putting on? I don't believe you'll have clearance issue with an 18" rim on stock suspension. If you lowered it, rubbing might be an issue depending on your tire width.
Nix
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Hey there,
The wheel will definitely clear your suspension. The offset is low enough you should have plenty of room on the inside for the wheel barrel itself. It will be close though. Also, you should be able to clear the fender as well depending on how low you end up and what size tire you run.
There is some info in this thread here:
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/wheel-help-asap-please.12865/#post-334404
Someone on an 18x9.5 +10 rolled his fenders to fit them. Your offset is higher so you may get away with it. Sk8nava said he ran 18x9.5 +25 Rotiform NUE on 215/40 tires: No rubbing issues on stock fenders.
I would recommend you be ready to do some fender work if needed but it appears you can fit that wheel, although with a very stretched tire. I do not recommend anyone run stretched tires due to safety but that is personal choice. Also you will probably want to get rear camber arms to be able to adjust the rears if needed for a little more clearance. The lower you go the more negative camber you will gain in the rear so its possible you won't need them.
The wheel will definitely clear your suspension. The offset is low enough you should have plenty of room on the inside for the wheel barrel itself. It will be close though. Also, you should be able to clear the fender as well depending on how low you end up and what size tire you run.
There is some info in this thread here:
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/wheel-help-asap-please.12865/#post-334404
Someone on an 18x9.5 +10 rolled his fenders to fit them. Your offset is higher so you may get away with it. Sk8nava said he ran 18x9.5 +25 Rotiform NUE on 215/40 tires: No rubbing issues on stock fenders.
I would recommend you be ready to do some fender work if needed but it appears you can fit that wheel, although with a very stretched tire. I do not recommend anyone run stretched tires due to safety but that is personal choice. Also you will probably want to get rear camber arms to be able to adjust the rears if needed for a little more clearance. The lower you go the more negative camber you will gain in the rear so its possible you won't need them.
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