Official Wheel Fitment Thread for 11th Gen FL5 Civic Type R

[Hondadude88]

 

[Yoichi0726]

19X10 +35

 

[g4ambl3r]

Anyone know of good options in Europe? I was checking out OZ racing (the TE37s would cost something like 5k$) and the ones I found were these Sparco FF3 18s 5x120, for 1/4 of the price + it shaves something like 2,4kg per wheel. Are these any good?

 

[coldradio1]

Anyone know of good options in Europe? I was checking out OZ racing (the TE37s would cost something like 5k$) and the ones I found were these Sparco FF3 18s 5x120, for 1/4 of the price + it shaves something like 2,4kg per wheel. Are these any good?

I’ve not run Sparco wheels before, but I ran OZs on my last car, and they were good quality. I don’t particularly love the look of FF3 for the FL5, but to each their own.

What price range are you looking to stay in?

 

[AspecR]

Anyone know of good options in Europe? I was checking out OZ racing (the TE37s would cost something like 5k$) and the ones I found were these Sparco FF3 18s 5x120, for 1/4 of the price + it shaves something like 2,4kg per wheel. Are these any good?

Check out Momo wheels perticularly the heritage 6 or 2Forge. They're both based in Europe.


Momo: https://momomotorsport.com/shop/her...jVawlgcnRhPEzyBL2NYzo-8YU85A4cszhsr5C0N6bet9r

2Forge: https://www.2forgewheels.com/wheels

 

[bbrunson96]

19x10 +30
Vossen HF-5 Satin Silver

Eibach Sportlines

 

[wilkingCTR]

Hell yeah beautiful wheels .

19 wheels?

 

[AspecR]

19 wheels?

Yea they are 19 inch

 

[wilkingCTR]

Almost everyone is 18, I think I'll stay at 19, it looks much better.

 

[NeRO_CTR]

Spoon Springs
19x10 +40 275/35 R888R

cliff note: This setup w/out camber kits and a flat = bad news. Any standard 275/35 or an R888R 275/30 should be good and provide a bit more clearance.

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

Spoon Springs
19x10 +40 275/35 R888R

cliff note: This setup w/out camber kits and a flat = bad news. Any standard 275/35 or an R888R 275/30 should be good and provide a bit more clearance.

Ya know...
I reeeeally wanted to put 275/40ZR19s on my Honda Forged 19x9 inch wheels, in order to reeeally max out the fender fill, on stock suspension and damper module, of course.
Wasn't sure if I could fit that much chonk inside the wheel wells, though, so I didn't risk it.

Punked out and bought 275/35ZR19 tires instead.

Maybe next time, when two tires are really worn, I can just buy a pair of 275/40ZR19 tires, and see how well they fit...?

 

[NeRO_CTR]

Now, don't quote me on this, but on stock suspension, I believe you should be ok. Hard jounces may proove me wrong. I'd still throw a camber kit into the mix; while many of us are correcting angles from lowering, you're potentially changing angles by raising it. Only way to find out is to go with said tire and get an alignment right after I suppose....

 

[zumbooruk]

Ya know...
I reeeeally wanted to put 275/40ZR19s on my Honda Forged 19x9 inch wheels, in order to reeeally max out the fender fill, on stock suspension and damper module, of course.
Wasn't sure if I could fit that much chonk inside the wheel wells, though, so I didn't risk it.

Punked out and bought 275/35ZR19 tires instead.

Maybe next time, when two tires are really worn, I can just buy a pair of 275/40ZR19 tires, and see how well they fit...?

I wonder how would larger tires affect acceleration (in addition to speedometer error)?

https://tiresize.com/comparison/

 

[Sporky McGeuschky]

I wonder how would larger tires affect acceleration (in addition to speedometer error)?

https://tiresize.com/comparison/

Good question.
I can say, now, with experience, that on my new Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tires in size 275/35ZR19, my speedo is definitely off.

Currently, when my speedo shows 60 MPH, I am actually traveling at around 63 MPH.
At the displayed speed of 75 MPH, I am traveling closer to 80 MPH.

Same thing happening in my 2015 Wrangler Sport since I went from 30" tires up to 32.5 inch tires.

Should probably get an ECU flash or something.

Anyone done this?
Recommendations?

 

[blueroadster]

Good question.
I can say, now, with experience, that on my new Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tires in size 275/35ZR19, my speedo is definitely off.

Currently, when my speedo shows 60 MPH, I am actually traveling at around 63 MPH.
At the displayed speed of 75 MPH, I am traveling closer to 80 MPH.

Same thing happening in my 2015 Wrangler Sport since I went from 30" tires up to 32.5 inch tires.

Should probably get an ECU flash or something.

Anyone done this?
Recommendations?

I would simply take a mental note of the additional 5% increase in speed over what is displayed on the speedometer. That 5% difference also reduces mileage registered on the odometer.

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