wheel fitment/offset (S2k wheels?)

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I know Honda S2k wheels have a CRAZY rear offset (like 60+) will they fit on a S14 with 245/45/16s?I was going to run a set of 92 300ZX wheels with those tires, but I have a chance to get some S2k wheels for reasonable...


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there is absolutely no way +60 will fit on your car safely.

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I've seen S14 wheels on an S2k, sooo...I just really think these would look very nice on a green Zenki

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looks has nothing to do with it. if they are +60 youd need at least a 25mm spacer and extended studs just to bring them to stock (still sunken) offset. plus they look horrible imho.

if you try to fit those on your car they will hit your suspension or brakes.


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d!ck wrote: if they are +60 youd need at least a 25mm spacer and extended studs just to bring them to stock (still sunken) offset.

if you try to fit those on your car they will hit your suspension or brakes.
that's why I asked...
d!ck wrote:plus they look horrible imho.
FWIW, I think S13s are hideous and dated, but that's neither here nor there

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i think this topic is in the wrong forum to begin with if you were looking for specs instead of opinions on putting honda wheels on your car.

there IS a wheel/tire/suspension forum you know...

also, ib4t

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research the word offset, then get back to us on whether or not they will fit. ill give you a hint......d!ck right.

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I NEVER asked for opinions, I asked if they would fit, you graciously offered yours And no, actually, I didn't realize there was a wheel forum, sorry!

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youre welcome! for the record, when you were saying you wanted to use s2k wheels i was hoping that they were the ap2 multispoke alloys.



i was going to say there are probably some knockoffs or similar wheels being manufactured by an aftermarket company you could look into.


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Make sure the hole (where the honda logo is) in the center of the rims fit first. I know the rsx rims don't fit in S14 because of that hole is not big enough.

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cdhtang wrote:Make sure the hole (where the honda logo is) in the center of the rims fit first. I know the rsx rims don't fit in S14 because of that hole is not big enough.
actually, just get one of the S2k guys in your sig pic to throw one of their back rims on your 240 I'm just going to roll with the 300 wheels I already have. I already have to swap this thing over to 5 lug, that's more than enough to worry about! lol

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if youre looking for a 5-spoke wheel along the lines of the one you posted above, look at aftermarket retailers. thats a pretty common style, and i bet you could find something in a decent size/offset to fit your car.

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d!ck wrote:if youre looking for a 5-spoke wheel along the lines of the one you posted above, look at aftermarket retailers. thats a pretty common style, and i bet you could find something in a decent size/offset to fit your car.
I can't even begin to describe to you how cheap I am, and how overbudget I already am. 300 wheels are paid for already. Not to mention I personally believe wheels are the single biggest waste of money people commonly spend on a car.

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we think alike then. however i can say that since s2k wheels are made to fit pretty much only the s2k, they will probably be more expensive than universal fit wheels, whenever the time comes for that.

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yep, but if they were going to fit AS IS, then $200 was a smokin' deal!Like I said, I paid $80 for the 300 wheels, so I'm gonna roll with those!

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when you do decide to upgrade again, RBmotoring usually has some decent deals on nice wheels.

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d!ck wrote:when you do decide to upgrade again, RBmotoring usually has some decent deals on nice wheels.
duuude.. they also take trade in + cash...

but that would probably only for the locals I guess, lol.

+1 for Cali


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