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My 13x7.5 Exospeed wheels fit over my Integra brakes and are 9.2 lb each. I like them. They are my track wheels though.

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Got these with the car. OEM set.

 

Never really cared for them much, though they are super light when I ran with em.

 

Might be interested in letting them go.



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i hit u up.



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You rock 13s better than anyone.



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Marcus,

Your MP Teins are still going strong on my ride. It's been at least 4 years and running now. Right?

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Thanks Marcus!!



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nice wheels... but a few "issues" with the wheel/tire size debate... 

 

a 15 inch RPF1 with 195/50-15 performance tire will be better than a 13 inch steelie with same said performance tire in a 175/70-13.. 

 

i'm just saying. there are way more factors to performance than just wheel diameter. i don't want to open this can of worms really... it could get out of control very quickly. 

 

pure acceleration? then get a 13 inch alloy wheel with a 50 series tire. it will improve your "acceleration" by changing your effective final drive. but in all honesty, if this was the case, we'd all be clamoring for a way to get a 10 inch wheel on our cars. like i said. i could open this can of worms if needed... 

 

14's are a good compromise. for our cars 14's are just about right. 15's are slightly too big, but i still like the look of them. 16's on anything pre 96 civic and it's just too much. 

 

like i said. nice wheels ballade. need a set of white ones or "colored" ones to add to the collection now! 


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I kinda agree. I'm running 185 60 13's, depending on what kind of rubber your running a smaller tire will warm up faster, which is great for auto cross. 

The extra side wall can (not always) be a benefit. 

In the looks department IMHO 84-87 DX CRX's look a bit better on 13's 86-87 CRX Si's look better on 14's due to the longer bumpers

Civics pull off 15's 

of course a good healthy drop does wonders.



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13's forever man. We need to hang out again btw...

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Absolutely 

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