Will RSX wheels fit the TLS?
#2
Purchased: April 28, 2001
Re: Will RSX wheels fit the TLS?
Originally posted by hemants
Stock wheels on the RSX are 16", I was wondering if these would fit on a TLS (for winter wheels).
Stock wheels on the RSX are 16", I was wondering if these would fit on a TLS (for winter wheels).
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Purchased: April 28, 2001
Originally posted by Road Rage
Love those Forum experts..
Anyone remember offset and hubcentricity?; these are every bit as important as the bolt pattern.
Love those Forum experts..
Anyone remember offset and hubcentricity?; these are every bit as important as the bolt pattern.
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#9
Purchased: April 28, 2001
Originally posted by StanMan
the rsx does have 5 lugs, so i would expect it to be like most japanese wheels...5x114.3mm. as long as there is enough caliper clearance then they shoud fit.
the rsx does have 5 lugs, so i would expect it to be like most japanese wheels...5x114.3mm. as long as there is enough caliper clearance then they shoud fit.
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For winter driving if you are getting snow tires and new rims many people recommend going down in diameter and width for better traction. An added benefit is the tire may be cheaper as well.
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A friend of mine just got an RSX-S and we're going to swap wheels this weekend just to see how they look.
All signs point to them fitting, however, as the offsets are similar, the lug pattern is the same, and they'll certainly clear the brakes as they have the same sized rotors up front as the TL (that car can STOP).
All signs point to them fitting, however, as the offsets are similar, the lug pattern is the same, and they'll certainly clear the brakes as they have the same sized rotors up front as the TL (that car can STOP).
#14
6G TLX-S
Originally posted by Mr Hyde
For winter driving if you are getting snow tires and new rims many people recommend going down in diameter and width for better traction. An added benefit is the tire may be cheaper as well.
For winter driving if you are getting snow tires and new rims many people recommend going down in diameter and width for better traction. An added benefit is the tire may be cheaper as well.
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