DA integra with 13" wheels? Hmmmmm.
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I'm in the works of bodyslamming the 20 inch tall MT slicks that i'm currently running in exchange for some 24.5 tall 13" wheel slicks (Not sure which one's yet). I'm only doing it for three reasons:
1) S1 trans has no 5th gear with Richmond spool (after not having reverse, then I got it "fixed" and now it has no 5th. I don't get it, and hopefully it'll be okay.)
2) Want to go through the lights in 4th gear instead of 5th (No 5th anyhow, LOL)
3) Let's face it, better traction with nitrous
Anyhow, I can't seem to get a clear idea of which wheel is preferable for my application since I have stock front suspension and brakes (DA Integra = 90-93 Integra).
I've heard about a wheel called a "Lenso." Uhhh? I was wondering if there was a Rota wheel that I could use, such as the J-mag or the RB, but I don't know which offset to get. I would think that the Rota option would be cheaper.
Can someone please shed some light on my situation. Thanks in advance.
1) S1 trans has no 5th gear with Richmond spool (after not having reverse, then I got it "fixed" and now it has no 5th. I don't get it, and hopefully it'll be okay.)
2) Want to go through the lights in 4th gear instead of 5th (No 5th anyhow, LOL)
3) Let's face it, better traction with nitrous
Anyhow, I can't seem to get a clear idea of which wheel is preferable for my application since I have stock front suspension and brakes (DA Integra = 90-93 Integra).
I've heard about a wheel called a "Lenso." Uhhh? I was wondering if there was a Rota wheel that I could use, such as the J-mag or the RB, but I don't know which offset to get. I would think that the Rota option would be cheaper.
Can someone please shed some light on my situation. Thanks in advance.
lenso's are 7.5" wide. rota's are 6.5"?thats be a streatch putting a 9" wide tire on that wheel. (please correct me if i am wrong) if you get the bogarts, chances are the spacer will be integrated in the wheel.
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I just don't know what kind of offset i'll need to clear the factory brakes. This is a non-GSR integra.
As a DA owner, I can tell you that your best bet is to go with the lenso wheels from exospeed. They are a nice wheel at a good price point. And if you use either welds, bogarts, spinworks or lensos, you will need a small spacer with the factory calipers. The front end of the DA as far as brakes are just like to ex civics and dc's, so anyone that has a set of 13's on either car, can tell you you'll need a spacer.
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As a DA owner, I can tell you that your best bet is to go with the lenso wheels from exospeed. They are a nice wheel at a good price point. And if you use either welds, bogarts, spinworks or lensos, you will need a small spacer with the factory calipers. The front end of the DA as far as brakes are just like to ex civics and dc's, so anyone that has a set of 13's on either car, can tell you you'll need a spacer.
Also, check out post #3 in the thread presented within this thread:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/wheel-tire-56/lenso-vpds-spoon-calipers-2417795/
I don't get it. I agree with you, but how is it that post #3 can make these claims.
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Very interesting. Thanks for posting.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=lenso
there's pictures all throughout that thread on different cars. We've sold 100s of these wheels for about 8-9 years. Alot have used them on DAs, DC, EF, EG, EK chassis. They will fit fine as long as its OEM calipers and rotors(except ITR calipers). The spoke design was made to specifically clear OEM calipers.
Offset is +25. It will stick out about 1-2 inches out of the fender. the Rim really just sticks out about an 1" but with the fat sidewall of a slick, it'll look more. Most slick sizes will clear without a spacer. In some cases with certain slick sizes, such as those 9" wide tires that actually have a contact patch of 11", you need to put a spacer so it doesnt rub on the inside fender wall.
there's pictures all throughout that thread on different cars. We've sold 100s of these wheels for about 8-9 years. Alot have used them on DAs, DC, EF, EG, EK chassis. They will fit fine as long as its OEM calipers and rotors(except ITR calipers). The spoke design was made to specifically clear OEM calipers.
Offset is +25. It will stick out about 1-2 inches out of the fender. the Rim really just sticks out about an 1" but with the fat sidewall of a slick, it'll look more. Most slick sizes will clear without a spacer. In some cases with certain slick sizes, such as those 9" wide tires that actually have a contact patch of 11", you need to put a spacer so it doesnt rub on the inside fender wall.
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https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=lenso
there's pictures all throughout that thread on different cars. We've sold 100s of these wheels for about 8-9 years. Alot have used them on DAs, DC, EF, EG, EK chassis. They will fit fine as long as its OEM calipers and rotors(except ITR calipers). The spoke design was made to specifically clear OEM calipers.
Offset is +25. It will stick out about 1-2 inches out of the fender. the Rim really just sticks out about an 1" but with the fat sidewall of a slick, it'll look more. Most slick sizes will clear without a spacer. In some cases with certain slick sizes, such as those 9" wide tires that actually have a contact patch of 11", you need to put a spacer so it doesnt rub on the inside fender wall.
there's pictures all throughout that thread on different cars. We've sold 100s of these wheels for about 8-9 years. Alot have used them on DAs, DC, EF, EG, EK chassis. They will fit fine as long as its OEM calipers and rotors(except ITR calipers). The spoke design was made to specifically clear OEM calipers.
Offset is +25. It will stick out about 1-2 inches out of the fender. the Rim really just sticks out about an 1" but with the fat sidewall of a slick, it'll look more. Most slick sizes will clear without a spacer. In some cases with certain slick sizes, such as those 9" wide tires that actually have a contact patch of 11", you need to put a spacer so it doesnt rub on the inside fender wall.
I'm really interested.
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https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=lenso
there's pictures all throughout that thread on different cars. We've sold 100s of these wheels for about 8-9 years. Alot have used them on DAs, DC, EF, EG, EK chassis. They will fit fine as long as its OEM calipers and rotors(except ITR calipers). The spoke design was made to specifically clear OEM calipers.
Offset is +25. It will stick out about 1-2 inches out of the fender. the Rim really just sticks out about an 1" but with the fat sidewall of a slick, it'll look more. Most slick sizes will clear without a spacer. In some cases with certain slick sizes, such as those 9" wide tires that actually have a contact patch of 11", you need to put a spacer so it doesnt rub on the inside fender wall.
there's pictures all throughout that thread on different cars. We've sold 100s of these wheels for about 8-9 years. Alot have used them on DAs, DC, EF, EG, EK chassis. They will fit fine as long as its OEM calipers and rotors(except ITR calipers). The spoke design was made to specifically clear OEM calipers.
Offset is +25. It will stick out about 1-2 inches out of the fender. the Rim really just sticks out about an 1" but with the fat sidewall of a slick, it'll look more. Most slick sizes will clear without a spacer. In some cases with certain slick sizes, such as those 9" wide tires that actually have a contact patch of 11", you need to put a spacer so it doesnt rub on the inside fender wall.
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i have a da with lenso 13inch rims with 24.5x8.5 slicks with no issues. i run a 3mm spacer(not sure if its needed) and have no issues. got them from exospeed, very happy. just my two cents
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To all that have posted, I want to thank you for your kindness and absolutely fantastic help. I now know what to do. This is what I like about Honda-tech.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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