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CR-Z Wheel Fitment Thread

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#1 · (Edited by Moderator)
This thread will be dedicated to wheel fitment specific to the cr-z. please follow the format...

Wheel info:
wheel brand, diameter, width, offset, and face (if possible), weight of wheel (if possible).

Tire info:
sizing, and brand/model

Suspension info:
any info regarding drop

Pictures of the wheel fitment, minimum 3 pictures please. And please make the pictures relevant, rather than an artsy shot.

please post only if you have something to contribute. start a new thread or pm if you'd like to comment on someone's wheels/fitment.
 
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Spoon CR93 17x8.5 +53 offset with 225/45/17. Depending on the ride height so with stock height no rubbing issues.

I made it flusher with +5mm spacers at the front and 3mm at the rear !

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Thanks
Ben
 
#11 ·
^ Without trying to pollute the thread - this is outstanding. Great idea roddy. Thank you.

Back to pics and topic...
 
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17x8 235/40/17 +45. Rubbed on the front inner fender liner over bumps at full lock :( selling the tires and getting 225's or 215's. stock height.

anyone want to chime in on some experiences or anything. Maybe 225's are what i need. Im also looking for a lighter tire. the kuhmos i had were 24 lbs per tire! yikes.
 
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Wheels: Tenzo R Sport DC-5 Version 2 : 18x8" : +45 Offset : Matte Black/Machined Lip and Center : 21.7 lbs

Tires: Yokohama S Drive : 225/35/18 : 22 lbs : Treadwear 300

Suspension: TEIN SS Coilovers : Drop 1.25"

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If you have no rubbing problems, then this looks like about as good as you can get for a drop and big wheel/tire set-up. Well done!

I found this website that helps you analyze proposed wheel and tire combinations:

Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com
 
#20 ·
^ the best fit and look I have seen. Very well selected.
 
#21 ·
Thanks Scotty! It does get a lot of looks on the road now, my son is 13 and thought it was so cool when we drove through a gas station parking lot and everyone was checking out the car and pointing. I have tint on it now and I think it looks even better... too bad I couldn't get pics with that on, it's been raining nonstop here :cursing:

Anyhoo, not to hijack the thread, but thank you for the kind words!
 
#26 ·
Hi Max,
Are you saying that yours rub in the back? All the CRZ's use the same sheet metal regardless of color. If I read this corredtly, you are tunning 18x9" wheels with a 35 offset... Those wheels are a full inch wider than mine and offest 10mm more to the ouside, so they would stick out almost 1,5" farther than mine do, and I am pretty sure those would rub on my car too,
 
#28 ·
Sorry it took so long Roddy, needed to wait until I got on my computer on the weekend.

Initial tire set

Wheel info:
Brand: Wedsport SA-55m Gunmetal
Diameter: 18
Width: 8
offset: +45
Face: FF
Hub Bore: 73
Weight: 18.5 lbs

Tire info:
Size: 215x35x18
Brand/Model: Continental DWS

Suspension info:
Cusco Zero One, default 1.7" drop front/back.

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Changed out to:
Tire info:
Size: 235x35x18
Brand/Model: Falken 912

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Had 20mm spacers on back for a while, but didn't like the rub during large dips or bumps so have recently removed them. Continuing to lower again without spacers, but haven't found the correct height yet.

NOTE:
Rubbing in the rear seems to be primarily due to the rear fender securing screw mount at the top of the wheel well. This is problematic even when/if trying to roll them as the large piece of plastic holding the rear bumper will need to be pushed out quite a bit or ground down which is not ideal. This does not exist in the front fender well and should not be an issue if front rolling is necessary.


-Hoi
 
#29 ·
Hoi, i ran a 235 and felt some rubbing when going over bumps at fukk lock. The rubbing was at the front fender liner at about the 2o clock position drivers side theres a boxy chunk that comes out. I think it was that. Do you have any issues?


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#33 ·
tirerack.com - they will break it all down for you. pick a tire, look at the specs and it will tell you the min and max width wheel it will fit on. unwise to run a wide tire for no reason though. the crz doesnt need super amounts of grip. (that cant be obtained with a stickier compound vs a wider and heavier tire)

btw this is a wheel fitment thread, not one for tires. :eek:fftopic: