Wheels and Lugs
06-07-2006
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Wheels and Lugs Just a quick question. What is the lug pattern on the 2006 civc EX. I cant find it anywhere. I got a great deal on a Set of 18" x 7.5" Enkei DM5, 5 spoke/universal lug, silver machine polished w/already mounted Kumho Ecsta Supra. Will they fit? Thanks.
06-08-2006
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Originally Posted by Darth
4x100 isn't it?
Anyway those ones say universal lug so it will fit anything.
Anyway those ones say universal lug so it will fit anything.
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Originally Posted by Darth
What do they mean when they say universal lug then?
I would have thought that means it will fit most if not all common cars.
I would have thought that means it will fit most if not all common cars.
06-08-2006
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06-10-2006
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Rep Power: 0 those are universal 5 lug... that means they will fit 5 lug cars.. there are also universal 4 lug wheels.. they fit almost all 4 lug cars... i'd say you're pretty safe on them fitting your car... and that sounds like a good deal... even though i paid 350 for my 17's... w/ tires yokohama avs es100
06-12-2006
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I'm pretty sure that all 2006 Civics use a 4.5 inch bolt circle.
That is 5 x 114.3 mm
Most other Japanese cars use the 100 mm, but I don't know why Honda chose not to.
But... I could be wrong. I don't remember right now where I got that information.
That is 5 x 114.3 mm
Most other Japanese cars use the 100 mm, but I don't know why Honda chose not to.
But... I could be wrong. I don't remember right now where I got that information.
06-13-2006
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Here is a typical chart from Discounted Wheel Warehouse.
As 05blkrs stated, a good source for this stuff is TireRack, but I did a quick scan of their site & didn't find the info tonight.
Additionally, it isn't all as simple as bolt pattern. As explained by the guys at TireRack, there is a lot more.
As 05blkrs stated, a good source for this stuff is TireRack, but I did a quick scan of their site & didn't find the info tonight.
Additionally, it isn't all as simple as bolt pattern. As explained by the guys at TireRack, there is a lot more.
06-13-2006
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Originally Posted by CharlieLink
Here is a typical chart from Discounted Wheel Warehouse.
As 05blkrs stated, a good source for this stuff is TireRack, but I did a quick scan of their site & didn't find the info tonight.
Additionally, it isn't all as simple as bolt pattern. As explained by the guys at TireRack, there is a lot more.
As 05blkrs stated, a good source for this stuff is TireRack, but I did a quick scan of their site & didn't find the info tonight.
Additionally, it isn't all as simple as bolt pattern. As explained by the guys at TireRack, there is a lot more.
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