C1smith11

Hey guys so I am pretty clueless when it comes to the whole wheel set up thing! (Yes I've read the S2ki wheel fitment guide many times)

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/113...ew-dunlop-z2s/

Here is my set up

17x7 Fronts
17x8.5 Rears
Offsets are high (cant remember exactly but I want to say +50 or higher)
215/45/r17
245/40/r17

I really am not happy with the overall look (I went with these wheels because I wanted a lightweight wheel/tire combo)

What can I do to make this more visual appealing (I know this is a pretty broad question) but it almost feels like the wheels are sunk in? Does my car need to be lowered a little more? Do I need wider tires? Spacers?

What would you guys do it if it was you?

Thanks

sam_spider

I'd suggest spacers if you want them to sit a little more flush with the fender. For the record, the offsets on the wheels are essentially the "right" offset for the car so it doesn't rub, much like the stock wheels.

darcyw

s2000 has high offsets anyway so +50 sounds about right. Its admirable you wanted the wt savings.

I can't talk about wheel spacers as I don't use them with my OEM rims but spacers will just move the rim out- It will do nothing to change the look you don't like.

Opinions vary, but i prefer OEM rims AP1v1, AP2v1. They weigh about 17.5 lbs F and about 18.5 lbs R give or take.

The issue with those rims- while being 17 inch- have a detail that gives them the look you don't like- the spokes don't go right to the rim edge.

So, what can you do if you're just going for the look? You could lower it, but then if you do that wrong you'll completely mess up what those Honda engineers spent all those years figuring out. A good OEM friendly combination pair CR shocks with the quality lowering springs from Swift. Much smarter people than me can chime in to give better advice.

good luck

darcy

zeroptzero

That setup looks really good in terms of offset. I wouldn't mess around with added spacers. You can improve the look by dropping the ride height.

zenairdave

put the hubcaps back on and drive it. stock offset is 60 and 65

s2jizzer

You could lower the car more, but if you want flush fitment wih spacers you'll have to roll the fenders. If that's something you're worth doing then problem solved, if not you'll have to go with something ass agressive as you can go while still remaining in the safe margin

afzan

needs more lower

iDomN8U

x2

Looks off without being lowered, especially black rims

hawkman199

Yup.

myflys2k

Yup.
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