195/50 on 15x7 Enkei J-Speed with Dunlop Direzza DZ102 

Awesome, I love them, still rolling around on them today!

Prisoner Alex appreciate it!!

Too bad Enkei didn't use the flow form technology for more wheels. I doubt they be able to get some of these spoke styles though because all flow formed wheels look relatively similar.

@@GarageBuiltHondas I think my 92s are made with a different technique since they are lighter even though the design looks much more heavy. As far as I know, flow forming doesn't really limit the design. But the face designs tend to be more performance oriented and light since that's pretty much the idea with flow forming anyway.

Nice, your grandpa has good taste!

Slightly, it's just taller. Google that size tire and see images.

I like these tires a lot. They have a 300 treadwear so they provide great dry grip when wanting to have a little fun. I cannot comment on rain because I don't use these on any of my daily drivers an avoid the rain in my LX and Si. They are quiet, nothing excessive even when on the freeway. These are a summer tire and not recommended for cold temps so if you live in a snowy/cold climate then I would not get these. I've used Kumho Ecsta AST which are great for year round and those held up very well on a daily CRX I had and they lasted for 3 solid years before I sold the set of wheels they were on. Above average grip, but nothing super sporty, quiet also and had good life. I feel like a lot of tires survive better on these light 88-91 civics/crx's because of how light the cars are. I'm almost about to purchase of set of Hankook Ventus V2 for a set of wheels to use on my wagon also. These have a 500 treadwear and are an all season tire. I've read good things too and wanted to try them out. I'll keep you updated if I pull the trigger on those!

Thanks

What size tires do you want to use? Skinny or meaty?

Jon Widmer kind of in-between because I do plan on doing autocross eventually but it also is my daily driver. I don't want balloon tires but also don't want to be riding on rubber bands

You'll probably want a 7" wide wheel and use a 205/50 sized tire. And you'll want the offset between +35 & +40. If you go any wider on the wheels and thicker on the tires then you'll encounter some rubbing on the fenders and also the inner fenders. I used spacers because these are a 6.5" wide wheel and I'm using a 195/50 tire but I wanted it to sit more flush against the fender.

205 wider might rub on fenders.

Yes

No, yes.

The tires are bigger.

@@GarageBuiltHondas what would u recommend me 195 or 205. Ima going to drop it just to the point of no wheel gap

+fitnoy 86 these come with the center caps

I preferably use steel lug nuts now. I like the Guerilla lug nuts. I'm also using a handful of short steel lugs off eBay for between $20-30 a set. No issues with any of those.

Thanks Alex! I made a video of it about 2 weeks ago, check out my channel, you'll see it!

+Jon Widmer Funny you mention that, I literally just saw it haha. How are your DZ102s holding up? I just ordered a set.

I love them, they've been great! No complaints at all.

Sweet, hoping I'll like them. Thanks!

I personally don't like that fitment, but many people do that for a stretched look.

@@GarageBuiltHondas Thanks anyway

👍

Look inside the wheel. It might be stamped with the size.

It's a nice solid look and would fit very well.

15x7 is better. 205 wil balloon on a 15x6.5 and make for a squishy sidewall.

That's the most common size used on EF's. 👍

@@GarageBuiltHondas thanks so much for replying. Would you say its more of a meatier set up? I own a accord cg6 sedan by the way🥴

That depends on the tires. An r compound tire will be meatier for sure. The higher the TW, the less thick it'll look. Not all tires are created equal, and by that I mean some are naturally bigger and wider than others depending on brand. Do your research before choosing your set.

@@GarageBuiltHondas Nitto Neo Gen 205/50R15

Kyaw Thu either 195/50 or 195/55 or 205/50. Google 205/50 on 15x7 and 195/55 on 15x7. That way you can get an idea of what size you'd prefer.

What do you think, 185/55 is ok for 15x7 rims?

It might look a little stretched, I'd prefer 195/55.

I have 15x7 offset 35 can use 175 50?

Those sill fit very oddly and not suggested for that width of a wheel.

A 99-00 Si wheel is only 6" wide. You're going to need a really skinny tire on there to stretch it and honestly it'll look pretty dumb and ride harsher because it's so skinny. 6" wide equals to 152mm so you'll need something smaller than that size for it to "stretch".

👍🏻 good choice!

+Jon Widmer but I'm a buy two at a time. don't want to go broke

+Victor Guillen I bought mine off of autoanything.com. They had the best price when I was searching. Take a look, they still might!

Aight thank man. You from Texas?

+Victor Guillen Yes, El Paso. You?

They didn't rub at all, I wanted them to have a more flush look on my sedan. They fill the fenders better with the 20mm spacer.

+Jon Widmer I see did u do all 4rs sorry for the noob questions I just wanted to know more before I do any mods on my ef

+213PURPLEYAM Ask any questions you need help with, I'm glad to offer help! Yes I added all 4 spacers. I had already installed ARP extended wheel studs and I can use a variety of sizes now. You can get the spacers that bolt to the stock wheel studs also. That's probably the easiest method also.

+Jon Widmer thanks man I really appreciate your help I learned allot watching your chanel big props to you man

+213PURPLEYAM Thanks for the support, I appreciate it.

Or 205/50. Either

@@GarageBuiltHondas thank you . Putting on skunk 2 pro s coil overs don’t know if that plays to much of a difference in choosing size . Still has stock d16a6 in it don’t want to completely slam it just want it to look very nice 👍

Either will look nice. 205/50 just looks meatier

@@GarageBuiltHondas will my speedometer be off w 205’s?

Not enough to notice