I'm trying to get rid of my 99 Honda Accord and was thinking about getting an Integra. I have one problem though I have rims on the Accord that im looking to transfer over to whatever car i get. They are 18" 7" or 7.5" with 225 40's tires on them. Is it possible for these rims to work on a either a 97 or 2001 integra maybe even with a tire change. I would appreciate anyones help thanks

 

I am pretty sure the bolt pattern is different on an accord, I think they are 4x114

 

Unless you get a 5 lug Integra, no, I believe the newer Accords are 5 lug as opposed to the old 4 lug 4x114.

 

Also, you can't put an 18 on a teg without increasing the total diameter and throwing your gearing and speedo off. Or does someone actually make a 20 series tire thats useable for more than show?

 

18s are big man. might wanna check on that b4 you damamge something

 

99 accords are still 4 lug. the only way it will fit on an integra is if you have universal 4 lug rims. (8 lug holes on the rim)

p.s. 18's are pretty big for tegs! Trade them in for some 16 or 17's

 

The bold pattern is different unless you have one of those wheels that for 4-100/114.3.

 

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You mean the 8 hole universal?

 

yeah, the 8 hole universal... i have a frined with 18s on her teg... drove like ****, not suggested.. also fenders scrap[ed while turning.. its really not worth it, sell them shitz

 

18's = Way too damn big.

Not only are you throwing off your gearing and speedometer, you're also increasing parasitic weight that the engine has to move, thus decreasing performance and engine life.