Can someone tell me year range of Integras that have 15 in wheels that will fit our cars? I wanna call a used wheel supplier to check prices. Thanks!
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Can someone tell me year range of Integras that have 15 in wheels that will fit our cars? I wanna call a used wheel supplier to check prices. Thanks!
I think just about all of them fit don't they? I like the gen1 sawblade style, I have them and they fit fine. Only 14" though.
andy
Well, here's the deal - I have 205-50-15 tires and I want to pick up some Integra or Civic wheels to put them on. I called a local parts yard that specializes in used factory wheels and the rep told me that all Integras have the 4x114.3 bolt pattern. I know that's not true. So now I have to call and ask for the specific range of wheels I'm looking for.
Anyone have any Civic/Integra wheel specs for me? I'm looking for 15s that will take my 205-50-15s.
only 15inch teg wheels are the g3 GS-Rs. all other teg alloys are 14s. what happened to the Rota Slipstreams?
Believe me, I want them. I'm not ready to lay down the cash yet, though. I still need to finish the DCOEs conversion and get headers and exhaust first. Realistically, it will probably be a year before I'm ready to get the Rotas. Until then, I want these 15" tires on my car. The tires I currently have on are threadbare, and one is flat and has been "Fix-A-Flatted" twice (LOL). I bought these tires thinking I'd have the Rotas by now, but got sidetracked with the thought of having sidedraft carbs on my car.
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Well, they're out of GSR rim sets. What about Civic steel rims? Since I'll eventually buy alloys, I can handle having steelies for now. Does anyone know if Civic stock steels come in 15" and will take the 205-50-15 tires?
K. Here's some info I pieced together on stock 15" wheels for our cars:
Model, Year(s), Size, Weight (lbs)
Integra GS-R, 94-95, 15x6, 16.0
Integra GS-R, 96, 15x6, 15.5
Integra GS-R, 98-01,15x6,16.3
Integra Type-R (JDM 4-bolt), 15x6, 12.3
These Civic OEM wheels are also 15"
(2001-2002) Civic Steels and Alloys
(1996-2000) Civic SI Alloys
I hope all the info is right. Someone's webpage said it was. :)
I have followed the selling prices of the 15" teg alloys and you've got your work cut out for you. They are in demand and they sell for pretty high prices, at or near what you can get all kinds of new alloys for. But every once in awhile I've seen them sell cheap with tires in the $250-$350 range. Hopefully you can find some that are close enough for you to drive and pickup, that way to don't have to worry about be sold a set that might be messed up with curb rash and stuff. BTW, I think the teg and civic alloy's look great on our cars, and their weight's are bad at all.Quote:
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K. Here's some info I pieced together on stock 15" wheels for our cars:
Model, Year(s), Size, Weight (lbs)
Integra GS-R, 94-95, 15x6, 16.0
Integra GS-R, 96, 15x6, 15.5
Integra GS-R, 98-01,15x6,16.3
Integra Type-R (JDM 4-bolt), 15x6, 12.3
These Civic OEM wheels are also 15"
(2001-2002) Civic Steels and Alloys
(1996-2000) Civic SI Alloys
I hope all the info is right. Someone's webpage said it was. :)
i know for sure 90-93 do no problem
I ended up getting used 15 in 2002 Civic steels for now. I'll get alloys later. The steel rims & hubs cost me $88. Not too bad.
and integra wheels besides Type Rs should fit. The only 4 lug honda rims i can think of that won't work are the new accords that have a 4x115 bolt circle. Slipstreams should actually cost less than Integra wheels these days, esecially used slipstreams. But they really aren't the best quality wheel so you have to find used ones that are in really good condition. The paint on them isn't so great.
What is the bolt patern on the 89 Honda Accord LXi???
all the 3rd gen accords should be 4x100.
Yep, all models and all years of 3rd gen accords have 4x100mm bolt patters.Quote:
Originally posted by Grant2k
all the 3rd gen accords should be 4x100.
