Jump to content




Wheel Fitment


  • You cannot reply to this topic
11 replies to this topic

#1
griffo20022

Alright guys im just wondering if anyone can share their experience with wheel fitments. Im looking into getting a set of wheels which are 13x8 et20 and wondering if anyone else is running a similar size and if you've had any trouble with this fitment? Ta!

#2
Site

ive fitted 15x8's to my 3rd gen...will upload some photos later...forgotten the offset but i can check :)



#3
Site

10387958_663658583683435_1722980908_n.jp

 

10354376_244563595749171_1939804441_n.jp



#4
griffo20022

Oof they look close! They look damn good though! I reckon theyll be ok, im not going stupidly low :)

#5
PowerWheels86

  • Leadfoot
  • PipPipPipPipPip
    • Group: 2015 Contributor
    • Location:Houston, TX
    • Drives: 1986 CIVIC Si
    Garage View Garage
What wheels do you have that are 13x8?!?
Dark Side of the Power........
Posted Image


Wheels

QUOTE (RARECRX @ Jun 26 2009, 06:55 PM)
The ONLY BMW's I like are (Beautiful Mexican Women)

#6
PowerWheels86

  • Leadfoot
  • PipPipPipPipPip
    • Group: 2015 Contributor
    • Location:Houston, TX
    • Drives: 1986 CIVIC Si
    Garage View Garage
Also Site how well can you turn the wheels? Have you checked to see if they rub on the inner wall when turning? Unless you're running a lower offset...

I only ask because my 15x7 38mm offset required spacers...
Dark Side of the Power........
Posted Image


Wheels

QUOTE (RARECRX @ Jun 26 2009, 06:55 PM)
The ONLY BMW's I like are (Beautiful Mexican Women)

#7
griffo20022

I haven't got them yet hoping to collect them Sunday. They're RSL Cults :)

#8
Site

Also Site how well can you turn the wheels? Have you checked to see if they rub on the inner wall when turning? Unless you're running a lower offset...

I only ask because my 15x7 38mm offset required spacers...

 

they go lock to lock with no rubbing...well from what i remember! but i want to fit wider tyres, and the rears poke out a bit more than the fronts though so I will be spacing the fronts to match the rears anyway...i will get a photo when im up at my garage next....i will drop you a message anyway in a bit :) hope your trip back was good and your settled back in the states!


Edited by Site, 17 September 2014 - 01:53 PM.


#9
hoxz

  • Granny
  • Pip
    • Group: Members
    • Location:Jakarta, Indonesia
    • Drives: '87 Civic Hatch (SB3)

here is my setup, but it 13x7 et10 with tires size 165/65. and there is no problem with inner wall on turning

 

DSC_0656_zps1d753e06.jpg

 

 



#10
PowerWheels86

  • Leadfoot
  • PipPipPipPipPip
    • Group: 2015 Contributor
    • Location:Houston, TX
    • Drives: 1986 CIVIC Si
    Garage View Garage

still waiting to see these 13x8 wheels 


and with a 20 offset that might cause rubbing issues, i would think... also depends on tyre fitment... 

 

here is my setup, but it 13x7 et10 with tires size 165/65. and there is no problem with inner wall on turning

 

DSC_0656_zps1d753e06.jpg

 

 

 

 

i used to run some 13x7 star mag wheels with a 10 offset might have been 20... memory it getting foggy, i also don't remember the tyre sizes... here's a photo

 

E475AF90-1611-4A50-9DD9-16305E4E15AF-244


Dark Side of the Power........
Posted Image


Wheels

QUOTE (RARECRX @ Jun 26 2009, 06:55 PM)
The ONLY BMW's I like are (Beautiful Mexican Women)

#11
mlracing.co.nz

  • Slowpoke
  • PipPip
    • Group: Members
    • Drives: EF9, AT-SI, GS300
10563076_10152665721635833_6143006445845

Mine (with some photoshopped lowdown) but it's 15x6.5 I think, Watanabes. Not sure the offset actually it doesn't actually say on it

Edited by mlracing.co.nz, 13 October 2014 - 04:14 PM.


#12
griffo20022

here is my setup, but it 13x7 et10 with tires size 165/65. and there is no problem with inner wall on turning

 

DSC_0656_zps1d753e06.jpg

 

 

 

 

That sits fantastic! Lovely body colour too! I'm definitely leaning towards 165/65 I think!