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Car Forum / Honda Cars / January 2006

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accord plus size rims

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96_f22b2 - 14 Jan 2006 19:17 GMT
hey guys how you doing.. i dont really know if you guys deal with these questions also but.. i have a 96 accord lx 4 door. my question is about the rear control arms.. i just bought a set of 18 inch rims tire size 215/35/18.. n it seems to be rubbing against the control arms when i go over even the smalls bumps and my car isn't even lowered... i know the rims aren't to big because if seen my model accords with even bigger rims... is there anything that im supposed to do.

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Stewart DIBBS - 15 Jan 2006 17:01 GMT
> i just bought a set of 18 inch rims tire size 215/35/18.. n it seems to be
> rubbing against the control arms when i go over even the smalls bumps and
> my car isn't even lowered... i know the rims aren't to big because if seen
> my model accords with even bigger rims... is there anything that im
> supposed to do..

Yes, do a search on rim offset and educate yourself. You almost certainly
won't be able to return the rims, so you'll have to get some spacers (5-10mm
thick depending on the problem) to go between the rim and hub. This will
stop the rubbing, but may cause rubbing on the guard edge.

Stewart DIBBS
96_f22b2 - 20 Jan 2006 16:32 GMT
where can i get these spacers... and what do they look like

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