Old BMW wheels?

[someonewholives]

Would old BMW wheels fit a second gen?


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[niles]

As long as they have 4x100 bolt pattern. Try to find out what offset they are if you're currently looking at a set.

I am running BBS wheels, which are common on BMW and VW, and they fit perfect.

Check out the Wheels & Tires thread for useful info about aftermarket wheels: http://www.3geez.com/forum/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes/48188-wheels-tires.html

[charliekuney]

I had E30 Bottlecaps on my 3G, looked great because they really follow the body lines. 2G should look and fit fine.

http://www.3geez.com/forum/2geez-accords/77382-e30-bmw-bottlecap-wheels.html#post1140897

[Dr_Snooz]

If those are OE BBS wheels, then they should be crazy light too. They will definitely be a genuine and noticeable performance upgrade.

[niles]

Mine are OE wheels off a VW, they actually have a VW stamp on them next to the center cap.

I run 195/50r15 which is nearly identical to stock diameter so my speedometer is right on.

I weighed them when I first got them to compare to stock steelies but of course I don't remember the difference now.

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a607/NilesHenke/Honda/IMG_20140822_100732_zps7ghaoh2j.jpg

[niles]

Update: I weighed my wheels when I was bleeding the breaks.

BBS with tires = 34.5 lbs
OE steels & tires = 30 lbs