Does anyone have 16s with a 2 an a half inch drop with no special mods done
Does anyone have 16s with a 2 an a half inch drop with no special mods done
yup just make sure you get the correct size tires....i have 16s but i have a 1.5 inch drop
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
I'm running 215-45r16's with a 2.25 drop on sprint springs. I had to roll my fenders in the back because of my tire size though.
Lostforawhile:we have to pick on him he's CAH he spray painted himself into this corner with the accord.
205/45R16 fits fine with a 2.25 drop
Originally Posted by Justanothermike
my A20 is not SLOW. ur A20 is slow.
i have 16s with close to a 3" drop i havent really noticed any rubbing but i dont take tight corners eather lol
my coupe. 2.5 inch drop with 205/40/16. rode good. didnt get any tire rub. i did get tire rub with 215 55 16 when i hit bumps, it would rub in the back, nothing in front as i had 205 40s in the front at time. .no mods on suspension![]()
I just realized I don't really have any pics of my car from the side.
Here's one, sort of. Far left car. The rear drop is more like 1.75
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Originally Posted by Justanothermike
my A20 is not SLOW. ur A20 is slow.
idk imo 17;s are too big for our car.. tdurrs car is the only one ive actually liked w/ 17s but other than that..
thanks for the picture man.. cause im about to drop 2.25 all around and i was wondering what it would look like.. sweet..![]()
one day I'll return.
Here's strugglebucket's ride from the side.
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yeah sometimes i miss my gsr rims but i love my 16s...
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1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
those are way better![]()
welcome to the board lxaccord.
Just like Joay said, it's not really about the wheel diameter. The important facts about the wheels are the width and offset. ...then make sure you maintain the same total outer diameter for the tire you choose.
So to answer your question: Yes, you can easily drop 2" on 16's, and do it without any special mods (minus the suspension you'll need to handle a 2" drop). This can be done if you pick the right wheel/tire combo, and you won't rub a bit at all.
-Mark D.
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