Is this a full kit?

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by KR-S 86

Even though that's just a photoshop, I actually find that strangely appealing.

[davmandave]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Not bad but can indeed be tacky depending on what is done with them! It is not so much the size of the wheels but how they are used.

Oh, I don't have any absurd camber or anything. It just knocks out a bit more of the wheel gap. It took a little bit of getting used to, with the whole gap between rotor and wheel thing, but it actually turned out looking pretty classy with the lowering springs.


I personally wouldn't have done it myself, but the dealership through the wheels and springs on for free when I said I wanted the car stock, so I am pretty happy with it. The only downside is that the car rides super stiff now, so I might have to get a new suspension setup.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by davmandave

Oh, I don't have any absurd camber or anything. It just knocks out a bit more of the wheel gap. It took a little bit of getting used to, with the whole gap between rotor and wheel thing, but it actually turned out looking pretty classy with the lowering springs.


I personally wouldn't have done it myself, but the dealership through the wheels and springs on for free when I said I wanted the car stock, so I am pretty happy with it. The only downside is that the car rides super stiff now, so I might have to get a new suspension setup.

But a 19" wheel should just have a thinner walled tire so the outer diameter remains the same so it should not have any effect on the gap. Replacement tires would cost a fortune.

[davmandave]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

But a 19" wheel should just have a thinner walled tire so the outer diameter remains the same so it should not have any effect on the gap. Replacement tires would cost a fortune.

They do... I'm on 265/30/ZR19 tires. It's 800 bucks for decent all-weather tires. But the amount of grip the summers have is definitely intense.

[roddy]

10" wide wheels maybe?


That photoshop reminds me of that GM/Saturn EV1 electric car from 20 years ago or so.

[KR-S]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Those are hilarious, but they don't beat the GS 300 one.

[KR-S]

Originally Posted by roddy

10" wide wheels maybe?


That photoshop reminds me of that GM/Saturn EV1 electric car from 20 years ago or so.

I myself was reminded of the first-gen Honda Insight:

[NOHOME]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Yep. This question gets asked about twice a month. Even though the note is very clear it is a version upgrade.

Finding a setup to deal with 10 in wheels my be tough! I highly recommend you go larger than that.

Be careful posting shit like this. Not everyone realizes that it was meant as a joke; that is how the stupid camber thing got started.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by NOHOME

Be careful posting shit like this. Not everyone realizes that it was meant as a joke; that is how the stupid camber thing got started.

I was going to respond that there is no way this would become a fad but then thought better of it. We should see the threads start up any moment now. The battles between the stance and mini wheel crowd would be fun. Wonder if the mini guys would still call it "fitment" though?

[Packofcrows]

Page says:

Part #:12002-KK002
Notes:Version Upgrade Kit to GT S/C System

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Hey, new or old you make a funny typo I am gonna jump on it. I even have done it to myself for crying out loud!

humfrz

[Nobody_86]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

very appealing, I ment 18 x 10 wheels oops

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Nobody_86

very appealing, I ment 18 x 10 wheels oops

LOL that is what I figured.
To go that size you are going to have to start getting into body kits and major suspension work so you may want to do a pile more research into just what all is involved before making up your mind.

[Nobody_86]

Will do thanks!