I am having the hardest time finding rims that will work for my car due to the fact that 19's are hard to find it seems.. anycase.. I am wondering if 20's in the rear will work or would it screw with the computer too much? (speedo and such)

anyone have any ideas on this?

btw.. fyi hit the side of a curb the other day.. destroyed passenger side rims.. bent up the rear suspension as well.. getting damage estimate on monday!

 

i am running 20x8.5 in the front and 20x10 in the rear...went with a low profile tire and my speedo is still pretty accurate ...the garmin nuvi 350 has a sat speedo which was 100% dead on with my stock speedo...now it is close with the new rims/tires...by close i mean within 1-2 mph.

 

Use this tool:

http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp

Just load the OEM Crossfire specs in the left panel and then the new ones in the right.

Easiest way to see if there are problems!

There have been quite a few threads in the last 3 months about up-sized fitments. Do a search.

 

have a line on a set of wheels.. however.. with my car still at the shop I have no idea if I can squeeze 2" out of the brake& suspension components on the inside part of the wheels I am looking at...

Any Ideas? or am I going to have to head over to the shop...

looking at 19X11 in the rear.. a bit big.. but If i can fit them.. it would look really nice!