imported_bluecivicguy

Does anyone have or know how to get a list for honda factory offsets ?

civics, preludes, accords, years models etc.

is 4 x 100 the most common

can we compile a list together ?

Thanks

lordm

i have a 2002 civic
i have had 17s with a 215/40/r17 rubber with a 45 offset on my car and it was fine but now i am running 17s with 205/40/zr17 with a 40 offset.
a 45 offset is as big you can go on a 7th gen from what my wheel supplyer told me. but if you want a list i will work on getting it put together

bbarbulo

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there are cross reference books that have this info you know... most junk yards have them

imported_bluecivicguy

anything online ?

Thanks bbarbulo, your honor , the Mayor of Windsor..lol

bbarbulo

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LOL...

here is bolt pattern, lug nut thread size, and center bore (CB) size.

http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse.com/Honda___Vehicle_Bolt_Pattern_Reference.cfm

Civic OEM offset as I recall is 45mm - as is the case with the majority of FWD cars... with some minor variation. Depending on width, you can get away with 38-45 mm but if you run a 7 inch wheel and fat 205 tire, you may want to stay in 40-42 teritorry.

imported_bluecivicguy

thanks, anyone fit civic steelies on a 90 prelude before?

cee_mon

Does offset affect the camber? Say your lowered 2in would different offsets change the way your tires wear away. Like a 45mm offest the tires would last longer than a 38 offset.

bbarbulo

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I have 98 Civic steelies on my 86 Prelude BB5 chassis code - it's very close to the 90 Prelude you speak of, so the steelies should fit no problem.