I was wondering what whould I need to adapt this Toyota Mr2 wheels to my civic? I heard of spacers....? would this be the way to go? Need some help on the subject thanks for looking.
Wheel adaptation help!
I was wondering what whould I need to adapt this Toyota Mr2 wheels to my civic? I heard of spacers....? would this be the way to go? Need some help on the subject thanks for looking.
If the wheels are 4x114, you will need to convert from 4x100 to 4x114.
Also look at the offset. higher offset the wheel will be closer to suspension/brakes components and low offset will stick out.
The wheels are 4x100 but they dont clear the honda hub thing in the center. The hole in the middle is to small.Originally Posted by 99ExDriver
kinda sucks to be hub-centric doesnt it? Lug-centricity FTW!
o0o0o you mean those wheels, umm sorry bro but those are different from my Enkei 92's
Ah, well I guess there is no way huh?
machine the hole on the wheel bigger
That is what I was thinking... I had a shop tell me they could do it so I might try it.
lemme know how that goes, i wanna see these on your car
Alright
by how much is the center to small. if not that much get some sand paper out and do it your self. thats what my friend did to make chevy 6 lug rims fit on his nissan 720.
Its really not that much so I might try.
You might be able to get away with running extended lugs and spacers if machining doesn't cut it
Fuck stance. Stance is for kids in skinny jeans with Justin Beiber haircuts. You don't need stance when you got swagger.
yep machine it would be the only way unless you do it yourself
i had to do it to some celica wheels i had on my car at one point in time
92 Lx 466, 11.8 @ 111 (Daily Driver)
98 sunfire GT (terrible gas mileage)
Im going to get them machined when I have the time.
Yea, I could do that but Id rather take them to a machine shop.
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