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Old 01-10-2003, 12:18 PM
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wheel and tire question

Hey guys i need some thoughts on this (i have posted the same question on the prelude forum)... I have a chance to buy wheels and tires for my car 17x7 with a +42 offset, and 205/40/r17 tires. Will i have any issues with these... I am not lowered yet... I am thinking Koni yellows with GC coilovers for an inch drop on all 4 corners.

Will i scrub, will i have to "roll" my fenders...

Any thoughts and comments on this will be greatly appreciated... (BTW its a 5th gen prelude)
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Sorry don't know much about Prelude's wheel sizes, tires, and offsets.
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I don't think so but i'm not 100% sure. Your plans sound really good though. You might need some fender work if anything hope that helps
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