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    i am going to be lowering my car this spring and i wanted to know what tires would be best for stock rims? right now i have the stock 195-60-15s, would rub on a 2 inch drop? and would a 215-50-15 fit? first time ever lowering my car and dont know what tires to get already have eibach springs still need struts/shocks? any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    stock size is fine. i have 205/55/15 on the front with no problems.
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      #3
      Originally posted by kickeraccord90 View Post
      i am going to be lowering my car this spring and i wanted to know what tires would be best for stock rims? right now i have the stock 195-60-15s, would rub on a 2 inch drop? and would a 215-50-15 fit? first time ever lowering my car and dont know what tires to get already have eibach springs still need struts/shocks? any help would be greatly appreciated.
      I have the Eibach sportlines on the sedan in my sig. Which ones do you have?
      Red? Or Black?

      I'm also running 205/55/15's, same as '93CB7Ex ^
      Depends on what strut/shock combo you're also running.
      You'll need atleast a front camber kit. That will help to adjust your camber back to normal.

      Please, you have top of the line springs, don't run on stock or cheap struts.
      Get a good camber kit for the front as well .. I have the Ingalls.
      I've never had an issue with the rear .. I've just left them alone.




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        #4
        with the two inch drop you'll be fine with the clearance issues, your current tire size is fine.

        For the springs, whether it is the eibach pro kit (black) or sportline (red), either spring wont rub your tires. Pro kit gives a 1.2 drop and the sportline is 1.8.

        for the shocks, i recommend KYB agx's or tokico illiminas for eibach pro kit.
        If your using the sportline springs, then koni orange or yellows.

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          #5
          Originally posted by PakaloloHonda View Post
          I have the Eibach sportlines on the sedan in my sig. Which ones do you have?
          Red? Or Black?

          I'm also running 205/55/15's, same as '93CB7Ex ^
          Depends on what strut/shock combo you're also running.
          You'll need atleast a front camber kit. That will help to adjust your camber back to normal.

          Please, you have top of the line springs, don't run on stock or cheap struts.
          Get a good camber kit for the front as well .. I have the Ingalls.
          I've never had an issue with the rear .. I've just left them alone.

          i have the reds and i dont got struts yet cause i have no idea on which ones to get but could i run 215-50-15s on a stock rim? just like the look of stock rims. for winter, has having a lowered car been a problem or what do you guys do, raise them back up or get snow tires? thanks for all of the help

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            Im running on 215/45/R17's, with a two finger gap. No clearance or rubbing issues. the 215/50/r15s you want should work. I may be wrong, But I' don't think our stock rims can go up to 215. It seems too big for it. I recommend winter tires for you. You still have snow over there? isnt it melting already?

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              Originally posted by Kennie-Pak View Post
              Im running on 215/45/R17's, with a two finger gap. No clearance or rubbing issues. the 215/50/r15s you want should work. I may be wrong, But I' don't think our stock rims can go up to 215. It seems too big for it. I recommend winter tires for you. You still have snow over there? isnt it melting already?
              To OP, just wanted to quickly retract my previous statement. 215/50/R15s will work for ya I just checked tire rack.com. sorry for the confusion.

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