New accord looking for rims and tires
Just got my first accord looking for some nice probably 20" rims and tires preferably low pro but i could be wrong any sujjestions on what too look for like the style five spoke.
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Btw its a black 2010 exl 4cl completly tinted all the way around
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Question: Why 20" wheels?
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Originally Posted by shipo
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Question: Why 20" wheels?
WheelBrokerAng :) ..:eek: |
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Originally Posted by shipo
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Question: Why 20" wheels?
Originally Posted by WheelBrokerAng
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Shippo is giving out good info for you there . I wouldn't go over an 18" wheel either..They look the best on the cars and they cost a lot's less than 20 " tires and wheels also.
WheelBrokerAng :) ..:eek: Attachment 17403 2010 4cyl exl with 20s. Ride was fine and didn't lose much.... maybe 2-3 mpg hwy. I think I was running 225/40/20 tires. I have a 13 ex-l v6 now and I will be doing 20s again for sure. |
Originally Posted by bamaboy1626
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2010 4cyl exl with 20s. Ride was fine and didn't lose much.... maybe 2-3 mpg hwy. I think I was running 225/40/20 tires. I have a 13 ex-l v6 now and I will be doing 20s again for sure. I guess I’m too much the engineer (you know, the old "form follows function" thing) because I really don't get the attraction to big bling wheels (unless they’re needed to go around monster brakes). |
Handling improved over the stock 17s, braking wasn't noticeably different. Only thing lost was a few mpg. I love how people try to talk from performance points all the time when these are street cars. Nobody is racing their accord. It would take a racing environment to notice the losses from changing wheels. People should just do what they want with their cars.
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Originally Posted by bamaboy1626
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Handling improved over the stock 17s, braking wasn't noticeably different.
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Like it or not... a better, wider, stickier tire did help my car feel better on the road. When I put the stocks back on it felt clumsy and lost. I believe I have enough experience with it to know. Like I said.... in a track environment where you're driving to the limits of the car and the tires then maybe you could measure a loss in performance but in street driving conditions its not there. Try again.
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Originally Posted by bamaboy1626
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Like it or not... a better, wider, stickier tire did help my car feel better on the road. When I put the stocks back on it felt clumsy and lost. I believe I have enough experience with it to know. Like I said.... in a track environment where you're driving to the limits of the car and the tires then maybe you could measure a loss in performance but in street driving conditions its not there. Try again.
You don't have to believe the science of the issue, but that doesn't doesn't change the fact that 20" wheels are less efficient on your car than 17" wheels, pretty much regardless of which performance category you're trying to measure. |
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