Will ITR wheels fit an S2K?

 

I'm not sure but I would doubt it. Just the fact that the ITR is frontwheel drive will have something to do with it. For S2K rims you want the back wider than the front and the offset has to be correct as well. What are the dimensions of the ITR rims front and back?

 

itr wheels will only fit the front..they are the same offset..but u can't put put them in the rear..they're wider..

 

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What does the width of the wheel have to do with it? Are the bolt patterns the same?

 

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What does the width of the wheel have to do with it? Are the bolt patterns the same?</TD></TR></TABLE>

the width and offset have a lot to do with whether a wheel fits. if the width/offset are incorrect then the wheel might not clear the caliper or something.

 

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the width and offset have a lot to do with whether a wheel fits. if the width/offset are incorrect then the wheel might not clear the caliper or something.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Also if you put a narrow tire in the rear your oversteer can increase dramatically. The wrong offset can also cause the wheel to rub the inner well or stick out past the fender.

 

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Really?? I doubt it since 15" wheels will not clear the S2000 front calipers. Why would anyone want to do this anyway since they are only 6" wide?

 

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when, where and why did you do it? it wouldn't make sense to put lesser wheels on an S2K.

 

it'd be fun to autocross an s2000 with 205s out back

 

i believe they will fit...........

 

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when, where and why did you do it? it wouldn't make sense to put lesser wheels on an S2K.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i dunno about lesser wheels..the ITR rims are lighter than the OEM s2k rims i believe....

 

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i dunno about lesser wheels..the ITR rims are lighter than the OEM s2k rims i believe....</TD></TR></TABLE>

Sorry, by lesser I meant size. The width of the S2K wheels (stagger of the rims) has a great effect on it's handling. It wasn't knocking the ITR rims.

 

Its also generally a bad thing to reduce the amount of grip you have in the rear on a car that is already so prone to oversteer. Thats why the usual rule of thumb on a car that comes with staggered wheel widths is "non staggered = bad". *WILL* they fit, I don't know, would have to know the offsets and widths..... *SHOULD* you do it, probably not. It would also matter what kind of ITR wheels you were talking about, DC2 wheels? JDM DC5 wheels? They're diff. sizes I believe.

my 0.02

 

I just need to know if the wheel will fit on the hub and bolt on, thats all.