They are both 225/40/18, but the rear tires are more like a 215. this is my old setup.

 

 

That picture is pretty amazing!^^

 

SEXY photo Josh.

 

In that second picture your rear brake rotor looks huge!

 

Hahah I think that's just the pavement, but it makes it looks badass

 

yup thats it time for 12" rear rotors

 

anyone have a ksport shock laying around?

 

Did you blow a rear one like I did?

 

y'all are scaring me...my rears take a beating.

 

didnt yours just come apart at the top?

 

im soooo close haha enkei international gets my size in on the 30th and the shop in texas gonna pick them up and ship them to me ^_^

 

One night i was driving to work and on bump it was making a really loud clunk so i parked it till i had a nice day to look at it and now i have a little puddle coming from the shock. im hoping they will warranty it but who knows how long thats gonna take.

 

u got the stock shocks to use while the ksport shocks are down?

 

Ok guys 17x9 unsure offset or a 18x9.5+30? Would be on coilovers

 

yeah i still have the stock ones, ***** would look stupid though hella rake

 

guys have ran both sizes

im going with the 18x9.5 +30, the wheels on the tsx are the same ones idk about their size tho

ready for super awesome wheelies

 

ballin haha, im letting it sit anyways my dash trim and steering wheel bezels are about to get sent off.

 

avoiding awesome-ness rake times? its for the best

getting some sharpie works done?

 

Guess who needs a new oil pan now!.....this guy.

 

So I heard ksport shocks blow out easily (like yours just did), is this true or is it the same across all coilovers?

I still have about an inch left to drop so Im not all the way down

 

im soo high off the ground my oil pan sits shotgun

 

Ok we'll I may go with the 18x9.5 then and just not go real low

 

good choice

 

any shock will blow under a certain degree of stress

the ksports arent adjustable in length so there is no way to set preload, so the spring and shock work together
its just the shock picking up the slack of the spring hahaha