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stick with your stock rims or buy a lightweight 14" set if you are really intent on buying rims. you'll at least keep your mph reading close to accurate. look for low rolling resistance(LRR) tires too. performance tires are a no-no here. it probably wouldn't help anyways.
i'm always dumbfounded when i see low displacement cars(civics and such) with performance parts because HONESTLY.... these cars weren't made to perform...in that sense. corvettes and vipers were.
welcome to ecomodders. hope you stick around and spread the knowledge you obtain here!!!!
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