jaor.s2k

My s2k and my friend's, his RPF1s are 18x9.5 +45 265/35

Stahhhpp-4 by Jonathan Ralleca, on Flickr

Stahhhpp-5 by Jonathan Ralleca, on Flickr

1nate7

That is a good setup but I would do 255/40 rear. It's a better fit for the wheel and will match the front diameter. The tires won't look stretched. All you need is a good fender roll and rear tab relocation.

Bubbels**

I had a spare set of center caps from my previous Civic Type-R EP3 and they fit the Enkei RPF1's perfect!
In case anyone is looking for center caps for his RPF1's...

I'll sand them down and paint them this week, bought a Motip rattle can RAL 9007 so I hope the color looks a bit similar.

Kenny_Stang

Sold my Enkei PF01SS wheels over the weekend and am borrowing some gold RPF1's until my new wheels get here:

Breadcrumbs

Looking through this thread I have seen a few conflicting opinions so if someone could help me out, that would be great. What is the widest wheel I can get in the front and rear without any fender rolling and what tire size would it be? I will have my coilovers before I get the wheels and plan to lower between 1 and 1.25 inches. So far the widest I have seen where someone said they wouldn't need any rolling is 17x7.5 with a 215/45 front and 17x9 with 245/40 rear.If I want to avoid any rolling after I lower, should I go with a 17x8 in the rear instead of a 17x9?

1nate7

No. 8" rear looks terrible, completely different face than the 9" wheel. It won't really gain you any clearance either, highest offset available is the same at +45. The 8" wheel will stick out 1/2" less that the 9" but the tire will be more pinched, provided you are sticking with 245/40. Really the only way to avoid rubbing is to keep the car at stock height.

My opinion, go 8" front with 225/45 and 9" rear with 255/40. Lower the car and roll the fenders. If you aren't willing to do that then I would look for a different wheel with a higher offset.

Akkmednoseflem

Untitled by Akkmed, on Flickr

Orjinal

Dreaming_S2k

Those mirrors look great. Really like the way they're painted.

S2KiChad

does 17x9 have different faces for different offsets?