Civic Type R After-market Wheel Guide

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Taneisya tws forged t-66f
Those look great but man $900/wheel is more than I'm comfortable dropping
They do look awesome. I didn't realize they were that were that much but good rims aint cheap (coming from a guy who is riding on some new NSX rims..).
Thank you for the info :thumbsup:
 

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They do look awesome. I didn't realize they were that were that much but good rims aint cheap (coming from a guy who is riding on some new NSX rims..).
Thank you for the info :thumbsup:
NSX rims are goal, maybe when I get around to start tracking. For now, super happy with my HRE flow formed rims that I got a fantastic deal on.
 


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Anyone running the FK2 wheels as their "winter" set? Thinking of going 19" FK2 wheels with 245/35/19 either Michelin AS3+ or AS4 (if possible) for the winter.

Don't drive when there's snow on the road so don't need dedicated snow tires, mostly for the cold we get during winter.
 

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/\ Pretty sure a member named @baldheadracing has or is running that set up for winter up here in snowy Ottawa (in the winter) and I believe he was happy with it.
 

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/\ Pretty sure a member named @baldheadracing has or is running that set up for winter up here in snowy Ottawa (in the winter) and I believe he was happy with it.
Yes, although I bought those when there were no aftermarket options close to ET60. (The FK2 wheels are ET60 like the FK8 wheels.)

Tirerack has Motegi MR924's for a decent price, and they're ET53, so only a 1/4" offset. There are also the O.Z. Ultraleggera HLT and the various NSX front wheels - but of the three, I only have experience with the Motegi. There might well be other options by now. (My other wheels have track offsets.)
 
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Question for you guys, please.

Is there a list somewhere for *direct fit* rims (looking for 18" winters) that do not require a hub-centric rim, different lugs and extra hardware? I am finding it very difficult to find rims that do not require additional mounting hardware. When I swap my rims I don't want to have to deal with anything else.
 

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Wheels do not “require” hub centric rings. Mounting via lug centric is perfectly fine.
 

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Wheels do not “require” hub centric rings. Mounting via lug centric is perfectly fine.
Thanks for your reply.

I was looking specifically at the FAST FC04 but I am being told I need a hub-centric ring and also different lug nuts - not a huge deal, but I would rather not deal with any of that.
 

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Thanks for your reply.

I was looking specifically at the FAST FC04 but I am being told I need a hub-centric ring and also different lug nuts - not a huge deal, but I would rather not deal with any of that.
You can use hub centric rings if you choose, but lug centric is fine

You will require aftermarket lug nuts when you put on aftermarket wheels
 

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You can use hub centric rings if you choose, but lug centric is fine

You will require aftermarket lug nuts when you put on aftermarket wheels
Thanks, makes sense. The more I read the more I think it might not be a big deal and I will be happier with the rims I actually want rather than a second choice that fits better.

How are you enjoying your car? I got mine about a week after yours I think (around Sep 10).
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