I have a 98 Honda Accord V6 Sedan, lowered about 1.5/1.8 inches on tein springs, with the stock rims (15'').

Im looking to buy some OEM rims to put on my car, I was leaning toward TSX rims or RSX rims, but would they fit? How about s2000 oem rims? TL rims?

If anyone has pictures of OEM rims on 6th gens please post them

thanks

 

As long as they are 5x114.3 and the offset doesn't differ too much, you should be fine

 

I saw some 7th gen 17's that looked nice on a 6th gen

 

Off the top of my head, rims from these cars will fit (although offset may be slightly different):

previous gen CL/TL
current TL
Prelude
All 5-lug Accords
TSX
RSX

Other makes:
Lexus IS300
Ford Probe GT
etc, etc.

Like Vt4cPwn35 said, as long as they're 5x114.3 and the offset is close, it'll fit. Whether or not they'll look good is another matter. S2000 rims are staggered, and the rear rims are probably too wide anyway. I don't know the offset of the fronts off the top of my head, but I think they're a little too far off to fit.

 

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no, try run s2000 rims, the back wheel is wider and it will not clear the brake.

the offset is VERY VERY VERY important.

samething for the NSX wheel, the rear one will not clear unless you runs spacer, which require for longer lugs and if your car is lower it gonna rub when the tirewall flex.

you see all the cool picture of fwd honda with nsx rims is because most of them is running with two set of front NSX/s2k rims