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Old 03-26-2003, 12:51 AM
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dubbs on crx Si

can any body tell me if you can fit 16x8 rims with 40 offset on a crx Si.. and maybe even if there is a better size for this car. oh ya dubbs I figure it would get some attention to my posting,,lol and for the second question what do all you honda nuts think about OBX racing exhuast and their other products let me know thanx.:bandit: [/size]
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You could fit 16x8" wheels with 40mm offset but you wouldn't be able to drop the car.

The correct size is 16x7" w/42-44mm offset and 205/45x16" tires.
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