16" snows on steel wheels on my 07' si??
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16" snows on steel wheels on my 07' si??
So i have my old snow tires from my last car, an 03' rsx. I'm wondering if anyone has an experience or insight in whether or not i can fit that set of snow tires mounted on 16" steel wheels onto my 07' civic Si (17" wheels)
The outside circumference is very very close, i checked on that, and im 99% sure that the bolt pattern matches up, but what I see as a problem is the brake calipers....
Anyone???
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The outside circumference is very very close, i checked on that, and im 99% sure that the bolt pattern matches up, but what I see as a problem is the brake calipers....
Anyone???
Thanks!!!
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Re: 16" snows on steel wheels on my 07' si??
So i have my old snow tires from my last car, an 03' rsx. I'm wondering if anyone has an experience or insight in whether or not i can fit that set of snow tires mounted on 16" steel wheels onto my 07' civic Si (17" wheels)
The outside circumference is very very close, i checked on that, and im 99% sure that the bolt pattern matches up, but what I see as a problem is the brake calipers....
Anyone???
Thanks!!!
The outside circumference is very very close, i checked on that, and im 99% sure that the bolt pattern matches up, but what I see as a problem is the brake calipers....
Anyone???
Thanks!!!
Having the same bolt pattern doesn't mean it'll fit. His main concern is whether it'll clear the brake calipers. Offset could also be an issue.
Re: 16" snows on steel wheels on my 07' si??
I know that, but being that the Type S and 07 Si have the same size brakes, its not an issue.
2007 Si:
Brakes
Front Brake Size 11.801 in | 299.7 mm.
Rear Brake Size 10.201 in | 259.1 mm.
source:http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z11026/default.aspx
RSX Type S:
Brake Size
F 300 mm / 11.8 in
R 260 mm / 10.2 in
Source:http://www.supercarsite.net/acura/rs...e-package/2003
2007 Si:
Brakes
Front Brake Size 11.801 in | 299.7 mm.
Rear Brake Size 10.201 in | 259.1 mm.
source:http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z11026/default.aspx
RSX Type S:
Brake Size
F 300 mm / 11.8 in
R 260 mm / 10.2 in
Source:http://www.supercarsite.net/acura/rs...e-package/2003
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I know that, but being that the Type S and 07 Si have the same size brakes, its not an issue.
2007 Si:
Brakes
Front Brake Size 11.801 in | 299.7 mm.
Rear Brake Size 10.201 in | 259.1 mm.
source:http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z11026/default.aspx
RSX Type S:
Brake Size
F 300 mm / 11.8 in
R 260 mm / 10.2 in
Source:http://www.supercarsite.net/acura/rs...e-package/2003
2007 Si:
Brakes
Front Brake Size 11.801 in | 299.7 mm.
Rear Brake Size 10.201 in | 259.1 mm.
source:http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z11026/default.aspx
RSX Type S:
Brake Size
F 300 mm / 11.8 in
R 260 mm / 10.2 in
Source:http://www.supercarsite.net/acura/rs...e-package/2003
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Re: 16" snows on steel wheels on my 07' si??
Heres proof.
http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread.php?p=16070852
http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread.php?p=16070852
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sorry i never replied back to anyone....
turns out the snows on 16" wheels fit fine on my 07' si just fine...
Also turns out that 07' si's dont like to find there way half way underwater in flooded parking lots
but.....now I got a 2010 !!!!
turns out the snows on 16" wheels fit fine on my 07' si just fine...
Also turns out that 07' si's dont like to find there way half way underwater in flooded parking lots
but.....now I got a 2010 !!!!
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