I have more questions I have a gsr with a type R hub running a k20
what rim size should i go I want the H on them must b honda rims im looking at s2000 17''X7''
4 of front rims or CIVIC SI 16''X6.5

the civic are $299 per 16''X6.5'' Bolt Pattern 115

the s2000 are $179 per 17''X7'' Bolt Pattern 4.5

2002-2005 ACURA NSX RIMS fronts are 17''X7 Bolt Pattern 4.5 and i see some up here with them on

i just got some more info sry i dont know **** about rims the type-R Bolt Pattern is 5X114 so im asking will 115 or 4.5 work?

 

there all 5x114.3

 

all what type-r i know

im asking will the 2006+civic si or 2004+s2000 will fit

 

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Wheel# A-63904U10, 2007 HONDA S2000 Wheels S2000 Rims

Size: 17" x 7"
Finish: MACHINED FACE (OEM RIM)
Style: ALLOY WHEEL, 17 X 7, 10 SPOKE, FRONT
Dealer Wheel Price: $400.00
Discount Wheel Price: $189.00

Bolt Pattern: 5 x 115






Wheel# A-63914U20, 2008 HONDA CIVIC Wheels CIVIC Rims

Size: 16" x 6.5"
Finish: SILVER (OEM RIM)
Style: ALLOY WHEEL, 16 X 6.5, 7 SPOKE
Dealer Wheel Price: $600.00
Discount Wheel Price: $169.00

Bolt Pattern: 5 x 115








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Wheel# A-63940U20, 2008 HONDA S2000 Wheels S2000 Rims

Size: 17" x 7"
Finish: SILVER (OEM RIM)
Style: ALLOY RIM, 17 X 7, 5 SPOKES
Dealer Wheel Price: $600.00
Discount Wheel Price: $179.00

Bolt Pattern: 5 x 4.5

 

O **** yea your right they all fit i found it

 

Whether they work depends on what car the Type R hub is on. Different cars have different size wheel wells and configuration of suspension components. And you don't tell us what kind of car you have, only your hubs and engine.

A 4.5 bolt pattern is the same as 114.3 because 4.5 inches = 114.3 millimeters.

I'm not sure about 115, whether that's really a 114.3 mm bolt circle and someone is sloppy and rounding it to 115, versus an actual 115 mm bolt circle.

Remember, the bolt pattern is not the only thing you need to match. You need to get the offset that, working in combination with the wheel width, will position the wheel in the wheel well for maximum clearance. And you need to get wheels with the proper center bore (that's the diameter of the big hole in the middle of the wheel), which should be 64.1 mm to fit properly over the ITR hub.

 

NVM - I see in the other post that you have a GSR.

I wouldn't go with any of the options you've presented. 16x6.5 is a bit narrow for an Integra (and will prevent you from using 215/45-16 tires, although 205/45-16 will work); I would stick with 16x7 if you want 16" wheels. And 17x7 is pretty big; I know you can use 205/40-17 tires, but it presents a very short sidewall, which means the wheels will be very susceptible to damage from potholes.