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If you check out our fitment gallery you are sure to see two things: Civics & IS’s. At this point maybe we should just rebrand to threepiece.eg or .is? Maybe .ek? How bout .ef?? We already d

The Lexus IS350 is the most underrated rear-drive V6 sedan of its era, and it stays cheap only because it wears an L badge instead of an M badge. A 306hp, 277 lb-ft 2GR-FSE in a compact RWD chassis is

The Nissan 350Z and the Hyundai Genesis Coupe sit in the same classifieds bracket, wear the same 5x114.3 bolt pattern, and both slide sideways on demand. On paper the BK wins — the 3.8 Lambda made 306

The VW GTI Mk7 vs Civic Type R FK7 debate never ends on forums — but it fundamentally changes once you bolt on coilovers and a big brake kit. Stock, the Type R is the faster car and nobody argues othe

The 2022+ Toyota GR86 and Subaru BRZ share one of the most deceptive fitment envelopes on the market. Toyota ships the ZN8/ZD8 platform with a conservative 7.5" wide wheel at +48 offset — a number tha

Building a 2009-2020 Nissan 370Z is mostly an exercise in not wasting money. The Z34 is one of the last honest naturally aspirated sports cars you can buy for used-Civic money, and the fastest one at

The Infiniti G35 coupe is criminally underrated as a canyon weapon. While everyone chases 370Zs and BMWs, the G35 delivers 90% of the performance for half the price. The VQ35DE responds to bolt-ons li

The 10th generation Honda Civic (2016-2021) runs a 5x114.3 bolt pattern with 64.1mm hub bore and comes with 16x7 +55 wheels from the factory. Most owners immediately go wrong by copying Instagram setu

Toyota gave the 2022+ GR86 and Subaru gave the BRZ (ZN8/ZD8) a +48 offset from the factory like they were scared of the car. This GR86 wheel fitment guide exists because that number is roughly 20mm to

The Lexus IS300 remains one of the most forgiving platforms for wheel fitment, yet most builds still get the specs wrong. With 5x114.3 bolt pattern and 60.1mm hub bore, this 2JZ-GE chassis has been th

The Acura TLX Type S is the most disrespected performance sedan of the decade, and that's a hill worth defending. Acura built a 355 hp turbocharged V6, bolted it to a rear drive unit that can physical

The Ford Focus RS Mk3 arrived with 350 hp, a Quaife limited-slip rear diff, Brembo brakes, and a genuine all-wheel-drive system — and somehow, most owners either left it bone stock or went straight to