Tires are mounted and it's time for a test fit with the the new WIDER wheel & tire setup on the Honda Civic! Spoiler Alert: It's not pretty.
The final piece of the puzzle is assembled and we are one step closer to the new "stance" of the Honda Civic. Being that this is a budget civic build, I decided to re-use my tire setup from my integra LS wheels on the new Konig Dekagrams. The tires are 205/50/15 and are a perfect fit for the new 15x7.5 wheel setup. I imagine the ghetto-flush look with the new setup will be remedied by a drop in ride height and adding some slight camber for clearance.
Since I'm not a monster, I wanted to clean up the LS wheels before selling them to another local civic owner. A quick trip to the local spray and pay wash with a handful of wheel cleaners got the wheels looking shiny again for the new owner. I give you a quick comparison of some different wheel cleaners along with some friendly interaction at my local dutch brothers.
i'm excited to finally get the civic lowered on coilovers and finish this small project on the civic to make way for future projects with the car! As usual I'll put any links to the stuff I used in the video down below!
Brake Buster Wheels Cleaner :amzn.to/2X7Ueiy
Adams Wheel Cleaner: amzn.to/2Ellfb6
Ferrex: amzn.to/2ElZuHZ
15x7.5 Konig Dekagrams: amzn.to/2Gobew4
Hubcentric Rings: amzn.to/2E5K36z
Tuner Lug Nuts: amzn.to/2InmtXt
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