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- Oreo
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- 2025 Integra Type S
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Please tell me this isnt a dream. I wanted the CE28's for my car so bad, but I much prefer the look of 19's. Is there a press release or anything?!19" ce28 will be available in 2026. and the color you likely saw was Shining Bronze Metallic. Suuuuuuch a good looking color option.
Google will tell you everything you want to know.Please tell me this isnt a dream. I wanted the CE28's for my car so bad, but I much prefer the look of 19's. Is there a press release or anything?!
Car looks fantastic.-19x9.5 +45 (Titan7 T-S5 Wicked Black)
-OEM Michelin PS4S’ (265/35/19)
-RS-R Best-i Adaptive Coilovers
-EVS Lower Front Camber Joints
-Whiteline Upper Rear Camber Arms
Previously had the H&R Sport Springs, but to me they were a little too bouncy on harsh SoCal roads; decided to upgrade to the RS-R coilovers based upon reviews and they are definitely worth the investment!
Although the RS-R’s have way more adjustability to go lower, I’m happy with this height for daily driving, and to haul the family around. Comfortability is the same as stock if not better; can easily handle rough bumps and dips without any concern (dampers are 36-way adjustable for stiffness/softness).
Overall, I am super satisfied with this current set-up and the fitment is really flush against the fenders.
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See? This is how to "be different" with wheel choice in a creative and still dope way. This car looks fantastic.Work Kiwami 19x9.5 +38
Stock michelins
H&R springs
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SameziesPlease tell me this isnt a dream. I wanted the CE28's for my car so bad, but I much prefer the look of 19's. Is there a press release or anything?!
Just installed these recently. Love how the suspension feels-19x9.5 +45 (Titan7 T-S5 Wicked Black)
-OEM Michelin PS4S’ (265/35/19)
-RS-R Best-i Adaptive Coilovers
-EVS Lower Front Camber Joints
-Whiteline Upper Rear Camber Arms
Previously had the H&R Sport Springs, but to me they were a little too bouncy on harsh SoCal roads; decided to upgrade to the RS-R coilovers based upon reviews and they are definitely worth the investment!
Although the RS-R’s have way more adjustability to go lower, I’m happy with this height for daily driving, and to haul the family around. Comfortability is the same as stock if not better; can easily handle rough bumps and dips without any concern (dampers are 36-way adjustable for stiffness/softness).
Overall, I am super satisfied with this current set-up and the fitment is really flush against the fenders.
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What wheels are these? They look awesome!I've always loved Work wheels and I'm glad to see someone tried them on these cars!
As mentioned, I'm also on H&R and was on stock tires prior to switching to 275/30. The height in your pictures does look a *little* high but I'm thinking it's just the reference angle and lighting.
19x9.5 +35
Lowered on H&R
Stock 265/30
Last picture is just factory wheels and tires but with 20mm spacers (still lowered).
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I've always loved Work wheels and I'm glad to see someone tried them on these cars!
As mentioned, I'm also on H&R and was on stock tires prior to switching to 275/30. The height in your pictures does look a *little* high but I'm thinking it's just the reference angle and lighting.
19x9.5 +35
Lowered on H&R
Stock 265/30
Last picture is just factory wheels and tires but with 20mm spacers (still lowered).
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https://www.vtforged.com/store/p172/RS-L-FORGED-MONOBLOCK-WHEELS.html#/What wheels are these? They look awesome!