Do they make14" alluminum wheels for Hondas?

 

yes honda made them. Burkle honda was selling them $80/ea up until recenrly

 

steelies???

 

nope aluminum. I am not sure but I believe honda civic 14" wheels will fit on the accords as well as long as you use the right size tire (185 70 R14)

 

yeah, the old accords with 14" wheels were 4x100 like civics.

 

He drives a 91.... 114.3x4

 

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good point, didn't even read his sig. but if he's talking about 14's, I assume he has two cars?

 

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Now, Now... you know what happens when you "assume" things

It's a possibility but with the info he gave you gotta ASSUME that they are for his 91

 

yeah they're for my accord, only got one car, and the tire size is 185 70 14, that's the same as a civic? I thought civic wheels would be thinner, but that's awsome none the less. Thank god for this site, I've had this same post on cb7tuner.com for like a month and nobody has responded. I had a feeling I might have to find some civic wheels, beats buying NEW performance tires again, and it leaves me with more torque, hell I might even step it down a notch and go with 13" civic steelies(lol).

 

Since I already got this post going, anyone have any ideas to get more torque out my f22a1?

 

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Civic wheels won't fit your 91.... different lug spacing

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Boost it!!!

 

like nos, or turbo? not doing either, the only FI I'd do is a supercharger, but can't do that on a sohc.

 

Search.... you'll find a lot of info on turbo charged F series. I built one and was very pleased.... till I blew rings and valve seals

 

haha, nice

 

1990 and later Accords sport either a 4x114.3 or 5x114.3 bolt pattern.

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And the award for "Most Random Comment Of The Day" goes to..... :drumroll:.......

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Either change the final drive ratio in your transmission or install a turbo. You're limited by displacement, son; which is the big factor for torque generation. Those crank throws are only so long

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