[bmcivic]

 

[Zackb911]

Nice car, tastefully modded.

 

[[ChaosweaveR]]

Not a fan of the staggered look on a FWD car, but the wheel design compliments the car rather nicely. Overall it looks pretty nice.

 

[dearmosd]

wow if the blue looked that good at the dealership i would have chose that color versus my modern steel

 

[ousooner2]

Wheels ****. I'll get rid of them for ya lol

Nice!!

 

[bblueser]

Tasty!

The wheels, ride height and stance are outstanding.

And the tint is just right as you can barely see through the greenhouse, instead of totally blacking out the windows. Over-tinting results in an ominous and unflattering appearance.

 

[on2]

Love it. Those wheels just compliment the car so well, especially with a drop.

 

[LatinCT2]

Ride looks very sweet!

 

[bansWEE]

wow, very nice! i love it!!

 

[Inspire07]

That's a nice looking ride.... What brand is your exhaust. They look really good

 

[CrAshZ]

Very clean set up, looks great!

 

[MotoMD]

That blue looks amazing, yea I would have taken that too if it looked that good at the dealership lol

 

[RyRy]

That's a nice looking ride.... What brand is your exhaust. They look really good

Takeda axel back.

It's in his signature

 

[jackacc]

Best looking 9th gen I've seen yet, very nice work. The blue looks great with those wheels.

 

[Stancedsport]

Not a fan of the staggered look on a FWD car, but the wheel design compliments the car rather nicely. Overall it looks pretty nice.

If the car isn't going on a track, does it really matter if its staggered or not? In ever day driving conditions, your never going to tell if the wheels have different sizes.

 

[on2]

Just realized that your car is the inverse of dubstepslap's Accord since he has Modern Steel Metallic (dark silver) and will be on dark navy Velgen VMB5s, both with LED headlights.

Although he recently bought the factory lip kit.

 

[Hondafanboy]

Where did you get those rims?


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[meallen125]

More pix!!! Nicely done

 

[drdiaboloco]

If the car isn't going on a track, does it really matter if its staggered or not? In ever day driving conditions, your never going to tell if the wheels have different sizes.

I'm going to assume that there are wider tires in the rear along with those wider wheels... and if you can't tell that you've got way more additional grip in the rear than the front on an already understeering car, you're not driving it very aggressively. In addition to more rubber in back there is obviously also a wider track (even if the rubber is the same, the track is clearly different). Unless there are some carefully thought out changes to the front end, the difference should be fairly obvious with any back road shenanigans or even on ramp attacks.

Back in the day I had a staggered setup of sorts for a while because I was short of cash and couldn't afford to put on 4 new tires of the same size and had rear tires that were 20mm wider than the fronts but had the same circumference. The difference was noticeable on the street with some aggressive maneuvering and much more so when autocrossing. Thankfully after 6 months with that mismatched setup I was able to just ditch the whole thing and go with larger and wider wheels with the same rubber on all 4 corners, restoring the balance that had existed before I bollocksed up the whole thing in the first place.

That said, the OP's setup LOOKS nice, especially in that shade of blue, even if it's probably not ideal from an all-out performance perspective. Or, for that matter, even realistic to anyone outside of the sunbelt. Around my neck of the woods, those wheels would be toast within a fortnight.

 

[MrGlock]

Very nice photos! Who was the photographer?