91 prelude and 15X7's

91LewdDriver
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91 prelude and 15X7's

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i have a 91' lude and i just got a nice deal on some15x7's im kinda worried about the 7inch wide issue, what will i have to do to get them in the wheel wells? please help, thanks.:nervous:
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I think you will definately be running a bit on the wide side. I have 15x6.5 and my offset is perfect on my 88 lude.
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15x7 is pretty common for aftermarket wheels on hondas... you should be fine. whats the offset?
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would i be able to tell if i am going to have problems with them if i just put them on before putting tires on? or is it just the wheel fitting on that would be the problem?
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here they are by the way

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91LewdDriver;122663 wrote:would i be able to tell if i am going to have problems with them if i just put them on before putting tires on? or is it just the wheel fitting on that would be the problem?
It would help to test fit them w/o tires to make sure you have clearance between the calipers and the rest of the suspension components. But you really can't judge final fitment till you have tires on there and put load on the suspension to see it it rubs anywhere during suspension travel.

ninja edit: if they fit those rims will look SICK on your car!
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