HELP! I NEED HELP Choosing rims I NEED TO KNOW BY TODAY

[PolskiVtec]

I really want to get these rims but i have no clue if they will fit. I don't want to roll my fenders. The rim size is 15x8 (+0). When i lower my car i wanna get a camber kit. will this effect anything? I NEED TO KNOW BY TODAY.
Heres the link to the rims.
http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-531-wheels-15-inch-Chromium-Black-p/53158462n.htm
P.S: im new to this. lol

 

[504scene]

with that 0 offset u shud have an interesting time..i dont see how u wud get away with not rolling them unless u want ur car to develop a taste for tire jerky or camber from hell

 

[takeachance]

its a wheel.....
and with that offset probably not without modification. Why not a 15x7?

 

[PolskiVtec]

with that 0 offset u shud have an interesting time..i dont see how u wud get away with not rolling them unless u want ur car to develop a taste for tire jerky or camber from hell

What if i get +20?

 

[TigBitties]

you will need a roll for those

also how much you lower it is a factor, stock wheels could rub depending how low you go

 

[PolskiVtec]

you will need a roll for those

also how much you lower it is a factor, stock wheels could rub depending how low you go

what if i get (+20) and ill lower a couple inches not too low

 

[504scene]

im on 17s with a 42.....they hide jus fine when i want em too but then again not too many people on here have or wud agree with that so is your personal choice jus no 9/10 u will have to roll em to fit with an offset range like that

 

[504scene]

what if i get (+20) and ill lower a couple inches not too low

stretch some tires on that f*cker drop it and be prepared to tweak that camber

 

[PolskiVtec]

im on 17s with a 42.....they hide jus fine when i want em too but then again not too many people on here have or wud agree with that so is your personal choice jus no 9/10 u will have to roll em to fit with an offset range like that

what if i get (+20)

 

[CHILD]

A 15x8 +25 sticks out past the fenders on a 6th gen civic at stock height.
Just do math.
1 inch = 25.4 mm
Offset is the distance from the center of the rim to the meeting surface of the wheel in mm.
It's not hard to see what will fit or what you would need to do to fit them....along with countless photos from other people with the same or similar setup.

 

[TigBitties]

what is a couple inches? tucking tire at all? what tire size? there are to many factors

 

[504scene]

higher offset will be less of a headache to setup how u want yet not sure if thats the route u want to go

 

[mymmeryloss]

 

[504scene]

we need some more change up in here. Only a few will do...maybe 2 cents?????