To lower or to not lower... aggressive wheel.

[Jtantuco]

Just ordered some new wheels finally for my SI 18x9.5+40. Looked everywhere for pictures but only found a few with stock suspension with aggressive wheels.

Really not trying to lower my car... but would going 245/40 with stock SI suspension look too much?

My two paths are really:
1.) Stay stock and go 245
2.) Prokit and stay with 235

Either way... I’m really excited to see how these wheels look.. will post pictures when they are on.

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[SaintClarence27]

Just ordered some new wheels finally for my SI 18x9.5+40. Looked everywhere for pictures but only found a few with stock suspension with aggressive wheels.

Really not trying to lower my car... but would going 245/40 with stock SI suspension look too much?

My two paths are really:
1.) Stay stock and go 245
2.) Prokit and stay with 235

Either way... I’m really excited to see how these wheels look.. will post pictures when they are on.

Isn't that the width of the tire?

 

[Jtantuco]

Isn't that the width of the tire?

Yes, I’m basically deciding on staying same width and lowering it, or wider tire and keep the stock suspension.

I’m gonna go ahead and put the new wheels on and decide then.

 

[Yeet-n-Duner]

I think you answered your own question.

Let us know the outcome.

 

[SonicBreezerST160]

I can tell you that you will be fine lowered on the Pro kit, whilst running a 245/40-18 on your 18x9.5", 40mm. I have Sportlines (more aggressive drop), same size tires, 18x9.5", 39mm. No rubbing at all.

 

[SouthSideBeef]

Get the pro-kit. Once you put the new wheels on, the wheel gap will stand out even more.

 

[Honda_RacerX]

if you dont lower you car at least a little then it wont look right

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