Azenis Rt-615
Originally Posted by Habitforming,Feb 20 2006, 09:46 AM
I can't say if those sizes will work, but I'm running the RT615's in 225/45-17 and 255/40-17 on OEM wheels. For me that's plenty of tire, much more and I'd never get it sideways in the dry. I absolutely love these tires. More predictable and a little more grip in warm weather than the Michelin Pilots I was running on my Integra before I got this car. In cold though, these are total crap. In sub-freezing weather on dry pavement, lateral grip is like driving on ice. Don't say you haven't been warned!
Originally Posted by redlineF22c1,Feb 20 2006, 02:20 PM
so was it hell getting those sizes on stock wheels or are they a nice fit? Got any pics by chance? I might just go back to OE with the Azenis, sell my wheels and get some gears.
My opinion on aftermarket wheels is there is really no need (outside of asthetics, of course). I hemmed and hawed over it for a few weeks, and here is what I decided: For under $2k it's really hard to get wheels and tires that are noticeably lighter than OEM. Therefore from a performance standpoint, you're gaining almost nothing (unless you consider more grip b/c wider). Now for $2k you can get a nice set of coilovers, sway bars, and??? It seems to me the money is better spent elsewhere, not to mention OEM wheels are cheaper and easier to come by if you ever curb one.
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