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16" Question
I am keen to try some 16" wheels to see if they reduce the tramlining and ride quality, I have been offered a set of 16" factory fit alloys off a 2004 Civic Sport, so will these fit ??????
I need advice please 2006 Civic Sport 2.2 Diesel |
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I have no idea about PCD,offset etc other than the wheel a stock standard factory fit for the 2004 Civic Sport that they came off with 205/55/16" tyres ??
not much help I know sorry |
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Hi Jamo9017
Yep those are the very ones ! after a bit of research on the web it seems the offset for these wheels is 43 and the PCD is 114 I love the car but cannot stand the tramlining and ride quality so will ( if I get more feedback that these will fit? ) get these wheels and if no great improvement stick em on EBay ! |
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I am not sure if smaller wheels will fit round the brake extenders on 17" factory cars (Sport & EX) |
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There's confusion about this, as you'll see if you click on the thread below.
Honda won't recommend changes to 16'' without vague, unspoken threats about warranty. They claim that steering and braking are affected. Yet winter tyres are 16" and recommended in some countries. I choose 16" instead of 17" |
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