my rims are 4x100. will 4x114 work? is it that much of a difference that it matters??

 

jesus christ is a ford the same as a honda? 14mm difference

 

thanks for that, but i heard that it would still work, just wanted to verify.


Modified by Integra_drk at 8:05 PM 7/19/2005

 

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lol, and you put his original question in your signature. hahahah.


and no, a 4x114 WILL NOT fit on a 4x100 lug pattern. Hence the two different sizes.

 

you'd have to have a lug conversion to fit it

 

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I think you're a bit confused. 4x100 and 4x114.3 are <u>not</u> tire sizes, they are bolt patterns. In other words, the bolt holes surrounding the center of the wheel are arranged in a particular pattern. On your Integra, there are 4 holes arranged so that an imaginary circle drawn through them would be 100 mm in diameter. Obviously, the 4x114.3 pattern has the holes arranged in a larger "circle" (114.3 mm), and therefore will not fit onto your car.

Here's a link that might help you visualize this a bit more easily: http://www.tirerack.com/wheels...id=92

 

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hahah...my day is now complete oh man that was a good one