GSR fat fives
im not so sure that there are sizes for center caps lol. but if you're looking for compatible sized center caps, im sure we could help. what are you needing the size for? are you wanting honda center caps?
Last edited by k20civicsi; Dec 19, 2008 at 12:20 PM. Reason: messed up
go to a honda parts store online(www.acuracarland.com) and use the year of of the teg wit fat 5's, sorry dnt know off hand, and see if you can just order some brand new freshy caps!
yes it does not come with it and i think it looks ugly empty so i am planning to buy honda center caps.
2.25" IIRC. However, the caps are of a different depth than the other center caps from the 1997 GS-R/LS, the 1998-00 GS-R, and the 1999-00 Si wheels. Those three have interchangeable caps as they're all physically the same size.
If you want an H cap that's exactly the same as the 1994-95 GS-R wheel A cap you'll have to get one that's meant for a 1996 Civic optional accessory wheel. I lost the 1996 Civic accessory brochure but the wheel is shown in the brochure. I also lost my order form when I ordered a set of four caps back in 1996. The H cap itself has no part number on it so I don't know what that part number is.
Another alternative is to get a vinyl decal shop to make a center cap decal that will fit over the A cap. Use a silver or gray base decal cut to a circular piece that's 2.25" in diameter. The shop will then have to make a black Honda "H" logo that's centered on that circular piece. The size of the H should be that the edges of all four points of the H will touch the edge of an imaginary circle that's 2" in diameter.
If you want an H cap that's exactly the same as the 1994-95 GS-R wheel A cap you'll have to get one that's meant for a 1996 Civic optional accessory wheel. I lost the 1996 Civic accessory brochure but the wheel is shown in the brochure. I also lost my order form when I ordered a set of four caps back in 1996. The H cap itself has no part number on it so I don't know what that part number is.
Another alternative is to get a vinyl decal shop to make a center cap decal that will fit over the A cap. Use a silver or gray base decal cut to a circular piece that's 2.25" in diameter. The shop will then have to make a black Honda "H" logo that's centered on that circular piece. The size of the H should be that the edges of all four points of the H will touch the edge of an imaginary circle that's 2" in diameter.
Last edited by Outrun; Dec 19, 2008 at 07:58 PM.
2.25" IIRC. However, the caps are of a different depth than the other center caps from the 1997 GS-R/LS, the 1998-00 GS-R, and the 1999-00 Si wheels. Those three have interchangeable caps as they're all physically the same size.
If you want an H cap that's exactly the same as the 1994-95 GS-R wheel A cap you'll have to get one that's meant for a 1996 Civic optional accessory wheel. I lost the 1996 Civic accessory brochure but the wheel is shown in the brochure. I also lost my order form when I ordered a set of four caps back in 1996. The H cap itself has no part number on it so I don't know what that part number is.
Another alternative is to get a vinyl decal shop to make a center cap decal that will fit over the A cap. Use a silver or gray base decal cut to a circular piece that's 2.25" in diameter. The shop will then have to make a black Honda "H" logo that's centered on that circular piece. The size of the H should be that the edges of all four points of the H will touch the edge of an imaginary circle that's 2" in diameter.
If you want an H cap that's exactly the same as the 1994-95 GS-R wheel A cap you'll have to get one that's meant for a 1996 Civic optional accessory wheel. I lost the 1996 Civic accessory brochure but the wheel is shown in the brochure. I also lost my order form when I ordered a set of four caps back in 1996. The H cap itself has no part number on it so I don't know what that part number is.
Another alternative is to get a vinyl decal shop to make a center cap decal that will fit over the A cap. Use a silver or gray base decal cut to a circular piece that's 2.25" in diameter. The shop will then have to make a black Honda "H" logo that's centered on that circular piece. The size of the H should be that the edges of all four points of the H will touch the edge of an imaginary circle that's 2" in diameter.
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