My question is about the different factory wheels on 6th Gen Accords. Mine is a 99 EX 4-Door with the 4-cylinder engine. The factory wheels are a 5-spoke design. However I see other 4-door 6th gens with a different wheel. What all different factory options were offered in the 6th generation? I saw one that I really liked and it was defiantely a factory-type wheel. Just kinda curious.

This is what my wheels are:

 

the other 6th gen wheels are 5 lug for the v6 equipped accords for 98-99

00-02 also had different wheels for both i4 and v6

 

I like EX V6 on the 01-02 the best. Fits the car perfectly. As ^^^^^^ that guy said. All V6 Accord of 6th gen have 5 lugs.

( i do like your rims though)

 

There are a lot of different 4-lug wheels that came with 6th gen Accords.

98-00 EX sedans:
same as yours.

98-00 EX coupes:


01-02 EX sedans:


01-02 EX coupes (this owner has them on a 5th gen):


1st version of SE rims:


2nd version of SE rims:


*** I grabbed some of the photos from the picture thread. If the owner would like them removed, just let me know.

 

There are also wheels that came on (as far as I can tell) the EX V6 coupes.

Early version


Later version

 

I've got a set of the 01-02 EX Sedan wheels on my 5th gen, very nice wheels. Nice and shiny when they're clean.

 

There were no 16" 4 lugs on Honda cars correct. Only Acura CL2.3 had them, right.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Gafoto &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">There are also wheels that came on (as far as I can tell) the EX V6 coupes.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I didn't post the V6 wheels because they're 5-lug. The OP was asking about the 4-lug wheels. Anyway, the wheels you posted were just the coupe's wheels. The EX V6 sedan had 2 more sets of wheels as well.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by shortlid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">There were no 16" 4 lugs on Honda cars correct. Only Acura CL2.3 had them, right.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Off the top of my head, that is correct.