Will 18 x 9.5+45 fit on an Si?

[fatherpain]

Hello all,
Wondering if 18 x 9.5+45 wheel will fit a 10th gen Si?

Fits the type R perfectly and wondering if it’s the same for an Si?

Please lmk,
Thanks
Tom

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[arpypat]

So long as the bolt pattern is 5x114.3, it will fit.

 

[fatherpain]

Shoot… the bolt pattern is 5 x 120 I believe. Thank you for the reply

 

[Romeoridgee]

You can get wheel spacers that go on a 5x114.3 hub and the spacer will have 5x120 studs

 

[arpypat]

You can get wheel spacers that go on a 5x114.3 hub and the spacer will have 5x120 studs

Yes, but those are usually ~20mm thick, so the wheel will effectively be a +25 offset on a 9.5 width. Would probably rub at stock height, unless you had 235/40 tires stretched on, fender work, or more negative camber.

 

[MrJustin81]

I run type r wheels on my Si coupe in the summer with 20mm adapters on stock suspension and I’ve had zero issues

 

[arpypat]

I run type r wheels on my Si coupe in the summer with 20mm adapters on stock suspension and I’ve had zero issues

Ya, but those are 8.5" wide and +60 offset.

OP was asking about aftermarket 9.5" wide wheels with + 45 offset (but with 5x120 bolt pattern needing a 5x114.3 adapter for the Si.)

 

[fatherpain]

basically I have a set of TE37SL’s (18 x 9.5+45) in a 5x120 bolt pattern, a buddy at work is interested in but he drives an Si and was wondering if it was compatible.

Sounds like maybe with wheel spacers… but then there is the possibility of rubbing…

 

[arpypat]

basically I have a set of TE37SL’s (18 x 9.5+45) in a 5x120 bolt pattern, a buddy at work is interested in but he drives an Si and was wondering if it was compatible.

Sounds like maybe with wheel spacers… but then there is the possibility of rubbing…

Depending on how far you guys are willing to go to make this deal work, you could find a wheel shop / machine shop that could redrill the mounting holes to 5x114.3.

 

[Romeoridgee]

Yes, but those are usually ~20mm thick, so the wheel will effectively be a +25 offset on a 9.5 width. Would probably rub at stock height, unless you had 235/40 tires stretched on, fender work, or more negative camber.

Roll the fenders.

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