Wheel size suggestions?
Right now i have a 100% stock 92' and was wondering what size wheels & tires would fit best and look right. Im thinking 16inch wheels...but then i dont know what size tire i should put on it...also quick other question. Easy cheap lowering setup? Just pokin my head out here, new to most of this, just need some suggestions of where to start with lowering and wheels.
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Go to TireRack.com. Search for wheels for your specific car in whatever size you want. Take note of the sizes shown. That will show you both the proper wheel and tire size. Any variation from those specs won't fit properly.
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I'm surprised Deeve didn't whip out the "don't go cheap on suspension" line.
I'll do it then, don't go cheap on suspension. Restore the rest of it, balljoints, bushings etc. then you can lower.
I like 17's. We can't make a subjective decision for you. You'll have to peruse the forums and see what style you like the best.Comment
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I decided to ignore the question that wasn't on topic... even if it was posed in the original post.
But yes, if you are going to lower your car, that is quite possibly the one thing you DO NOT want to go cheap on.
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I'm a fan of 16's, although there isn't a ton of wheel and tire options. I'd like a 17" just to run the 215/45/17 Michelin Pilot Super Sports. Currently, I have 16x7's (45mm offset) with very worn out 205/50/16 Dunlop Direzza Z1 Star Specs that need replaced, they're pretty scary in the rain; huge grip when dry, and VERY noisy/rough. On the current wheels, they're about the widest I'd feel comfortable with. They're great when autocrossing though. I'm thinking either a Continental DW in the same size or the Dunlop Direzza ZII's, the latter are being phased out(already) for the ZII Star Spec's.
It really all depends on what you plan to do with the car, though.Comment
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