wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question
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wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question
YES I SEARCHED.
However, I am trying to figure out exactly what are the wheel specs for a stock 92' civic. I do believe they're 13" but what is the offset and what other info I might need if I were int he neighborhood of buying some new ones.
Also, can you swap a DX speedometer into a EX cluster for the sake of keeping ur mileage correct? and is it risky/difficult?
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However, I am trying to figure out exactly what are the wheel specs for a stock 92' civic. I do believe they're 13" but what is the offset and what other info I might need if I were int he neighborhood of buying some new ones.
Also, can you swap a DX speedometer into a EX cluster for the sake of keeping ur mileage correct? and is it risky/difficult?
THANKS!!
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Re: wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question (Paprika)
dx doesnt have a tack and your cruise controle wont work cuz the DX doesnt have a cruise controle hook up. its easy to do not risky but retarded on so many level.
DX cluster in EX WHY??
if u meant the other way around the tack will work and not risky, just make sure everything works on it.
Wheel specs a DX had 13" and others had 14" i think not possitive thats how they did it in 93 other than that i dont no offset and such
DX cluster in EX WHY??
if u meant the other way around the tack will work and not risky, just make sure everything works on it.
Wheel specs a DX had 13" and others had 14" i think not possitive thats how they did it in 93 other than that i dont no offset and such
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Re: wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question (anavrin351)
if u mean only the speedo part of the cluster then i heard yes i miss read it i think
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Re: wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question (anavrin351)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by anavrin351 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">dx doesnt have a tack and your cruise controle wont work cuz the DX doesnt have a cruise controle hook up. its easy to do not risky but retarded on so many level.
DX cluster in EX WHY??
if u meant the other way around the tack will work and not risky, just make sure everything works on it.
Wheel specs a DX had 13" and others had 14" i think not possitive thats how they did it in 93 other than that i dont no offset and such</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm not asking about puttin a DX Cluster into an EX. I don't even have an EX trim level car.
I asked can I swap my DX Speedometer into an EX cluster before installing the Ex cluster into my DX so I won't have to try to change the milage on the EX cluster to match that of my car.
DX cluster in EX WHY??
if u meant the other way around the tack will work and not risky, just make sure everything works on it.
Wheel specs a DX had 13" and others had 14" i think not possitive thats how they did it in 93 other than that i dont no offset and such</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm not asking about puttin a DX Cluster into an EX. I don't even have an EX trim level car.
I asked can I swap my DX Speedometer into an EX cluster before installing the Ex cluster into my DX so I won't have to try to change the milage on the EX cluster to match that of my car.
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Re: wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question (Paprika)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Paprika »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I'm not asking about puttin a DX Cluster into an EX. I don't even have an EX trim level car.
I asked can I swap my DX Speedometer into an EX cluster before installing the Ex cluster into my DX so I won't have to try to change the milage on the EX cluster to match that of my car. </TD></TR></TABLE>
pretty sure you can, but dont the needles on the EX look different then the ones on the DX?
I'm not asking about puttin a DX Cluster into an EX. I don't even have an EX trim level car.
I asked can I swap my DX Speedometer into an EX cluster before installing the Ex cluster into my DX so I won't have to try to change the milage on the EX cluster to match that of my car. </TD></TR></TABLE>
pretty sure you can, but dont the needles on the EX look different then the ones on the DX?
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Re: wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question (Paprika)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Paprika »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I'm not asking about puttin a DX Cluster into an EX. I don't even have an EX trim level car.
I asked can I swap my DX Speedometer into an EX cluster before installing the Ex cluster into my DX so I won't have to try to change the milage on the EX cluster to match that of my car. </TD></TR></TABLE>
NO. you will have to cut out the SPEEDOMETER to swap it into the other.
You mean to say ODOMETER correct??? 2 different things. their is a FAQ in here on how to take it apart and roll back or forward the odometer.
EDIT here....
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=276819
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=413826
I'm not asking about puttin a DX Cluster into an EX. I don't even have an EX trim level car.
I asked can I swap my DX Speedometer into an EX cluster before installing the Ex cluster into my DX so I won't have to try to change the milage on the EX cluster to match that of my car. </TD></TR></TABLE>
NO. you will have to cut out the SPEEDOMETER to swap it into the other.
You mean to say ODOMETER correct??? 2 different things. their is a FAQ in here on how to take it apart and roll back or forward the odometer.
EDIT here....
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=276819
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=413826
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Re: wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question (dohcdelsol)
its super easy to put your dx speedo into an ex cluster... but be careful taking the plastic cover off it cracks easy and then it will squeek/rattle and be annoying. but once you pop that off. just take out the 3 or 4 screws holding the speedo in and then put the other one in and presto done... you should prolly change the bulbs too that way one wont go out in a month or something and youll have to pull it all back out. gl
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Re: wheel specs for a 92' civic && gauge cluster question (92'si)
oh now i got ya. dont touch the other screw that hold on the gas and temp gauges though. if there not set properly the things dont work. gl
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aw sweet thanks guys. now if i could just know all the specs for my wheels such as the offset and lug patterns or whatever may have you so I can make sure to get the right replacement wheels...
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newheel thats a 13" or bigger upto an 18" possible 19" as long as the lug pattern is 4x100 and if you dont have wilwood or stop tech brakes or some other big brake kit you wont need an offset
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Re: (SkertySkerty)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SkertySkerty »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">newheel thats a 13" or bigger upto an 18" possible 19" as long as the lug pattern is 4x100 and if you dont have wilwood or stop tech brakes or some other big brake kit you wont need an offset</TD></TR></TABLE>
hahaha biggest piece of crap my car came with 18' i could barely drive it. it would scrape like crazy
for 92-95 civics 15' look the best, most people go with either 195/50/15 of 205/50/15 tires. your stock wheels are 13' and the stock tire size is 175/70/13
hahaha biggest piece of crap my car came with 18' i could barely drive it. it would scrape like crazy
for 92-95 civics 15' look the best, most people go with either 195/50/15 of 205/50/15 tires. your stock wheels are 13' and the stock tire size is 175/70/13
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Re: (cockerkid008)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cockerkid008 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
for 92-95 civics 15' look the best, most people go with either 195/50/15 of 205/50/15 tires. your stock wheels are 13' and the stock tire size is 175/70/13</TD></TR></TABLE>
13feet dawg????
I kiidd tho. thnx 4 the reply
for 92-95 civics 15' look the best, most people go with either 195/50/15 of 205/50/15 tires. your stock wheels are 13' and the stock tire size is 175/70/13</TD></TR></TABLE>
13feet dawg????
I kiidd tho. thnx 4 the reply
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