What's up fam, Im looking to purchase new wheels and tires for my legend, The ? Is should I go 18, or 19, or 20inch with out any mods to my fender which rim size and tire size should I be looking for? I'm looking to fill in the wheel well and keep factory sups. For now. Help me out plz I don't want to order and have a set that won't work
Car 1: 91 Alpha/Alpha Touring KA7
Car 2: 92 Alpha/ AlphaT KA8
Car 3: 91L,93LS,94LS KA7's
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18's will be your best bet 19's will rubb and so will 20's without modding.
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Originally Posted by Blackend
Good to meet you too Willie. I tell ya, when we were walking the Auto-X course and you guys started pulling in, I had no idea who it was until I saw the green machine and we're all like "ooohhhh, that's Willie and the Acuraholicks!"
Glad you guys made it out, and nice meeting all of you.
I'm going to buy 19"s and have some fender modification so I'm selling my 5 spoke 18" RH (Racing Harts) with chrome lip and black face. They are 18x7 with fairly new tires (225/40/18). PM me if you're interested. I'm going out of town for 2 weeks so I won't be able to reply after Tuesday.
Last edited by MonkeyLegend; 02-26-12 at 09:12 PM.
It's not as simple ass size, offset, width and hub size play a big roll in what "will work" without modification.
for example: 20x7 will fit without modification depending on offset and wheel design.
I also suggest before doing any wheel upgrade to have proper working suspension components:
ball joints, struts, inner and outer tie rods etc. (keep in mind that aftermarket wheels are heavier and will cause worn parts to fail!)
Thanks for the advice and feedback. I will definitely keep that in mind.
I just had my struts and inner & outer tie rods replaced. I'll have my mechanic check out the ball joints... is there anything else I have to watch out for?
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Keep it OEM. GS wheels refinished is the answer. Anything else is a headache waiting to happen.
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Car 1: 1994 Acura Legend L Cloth
Car 2: 2000-2006 Honda CR-V
Car 3: 2001 Honda Civic
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Lose the locking lug nut. It takes away from the look.
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Sold my Legend on 09-22-10 > bought it back on 11-15-10. JDM "certified" Type II engine transplant 3-24-12 at 211,875 miles after a failed heli coil did in my first engine.
Car 1: 91 Alpha/Alpha Touring KA7
Car 2: 92 Alpha/ AlphaT KA8
Car 3: 91L,93LS,94LS KA7's
iTrader Score: 39 reviews
Get a tuner style lug nut set.
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Originally Posted by Blackend
Good to meet you too Willie. I tell ya, when we were walking the Auto-X course and you guys started pulling in, I had no idea who it was until I saw the green machine and we're all like "ooohhhh, that's Willie and the Acuraholicks!"
Glad you guys made it out, and nice meeting all of you.
Car 1: 91 Alpha/Alpha Touring KA7
Car 2: 92 Alpha/ AlphaT KA8
Car 3: 91L,93LS,94LS KA7's
iTrader Score: 39 reviews
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Originally Posted by MonkeyLegend
Oh.. those racing harts are whats on the car right now. I'll be selling that set once I mount the new ones on..
and thanks, I'll definitely get the tuner style lug nuts for the new set.
where new rim pics at.
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Originally Posted by Blackend
Good to meet you too Willie. I tell ya, when we were walking the Auto-X course and you guys started pulling in, I had no idea who it was until I saw the green machine and we're all like "ooohhhh, that's Willie and the Acuraholicks!"
Glad you guys made it out, and nice meeting all of you.
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