01civicexblue

I realize that the 8th gen are 5 lug, however is it possible with an adapter to make it happen while still having the correct wheel offset. Has anybody done it, I would like to see some pics if so...

civicsrcool

uhhh. no 'adapters' you speak of... you can get the rsx suspension to do the 5 lug conversion on our civics. then you can put those 5 lug rims you want on your civic.

sl33pyriceboi

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actually, there are companies that will redrill and make it into a 4 lug wheel...

phuviano

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Uh yes, but I'm not sure if they are safe to use or not. Don't think you'll have the correct offset though.

Yeah there are.

http://www.weirdharoldscoolparts.com/new%20page0.htm

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/i...owtopic=160937

civicsrcool

^^ i was under the assumption that the offset would be way off with the adapter. to the op, you can probably just buy rims that have a bigger offset to compensate for the space of the adapters. but i think you would have to buy a +55 offset rim? im not completely sure but i think those offset wheels are hard to come by.

01civicexblue

Yea, I found some adapters that would work with my car on Ebay, and blah blah blah the guy assured me the rims would break before the adapters would. But yea, the offset was my concern, I dont want wheels sticking out 10 inches past the fenders. LOL

lordhelmet

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Go buy some proper 4 lug rims and be done with it.

sl33pyriceboi

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haha i know right?

insomnak8702

same here
the only reason why i would convert to 5 lug would be for having rear disc brakes

redem2

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i've done it without the use of adaptors...







more info... http://www.7thgenhonda.com/forum/sho...0668#post40668

HonCiv02

^nice pics! those wheels actually look pretty good on our cars.

dcjose20

those actually look pretty tight!

01_EM2

that looks real nice and clean god job buddy