Will these look funny on a cb7?
I can get em for dirt cheap and replace my 14" blackies
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Will these look funny on a cb7?
I can get em for dirt cheap and replace my 14" blackiesLast edited by CRiSiS420; 06-30-2009, 03:45 PM. -
If you can get them for cheap...I say go for it
they would look pretty good polished! A nice oldschool look!!
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Post up pics if you get them and mount them
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According to http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse...._Reference.cfm
CRESSIDA 85-88 15 X 6 4X114.3 12mmX1.5 60.1 M
guess so...I'm gonna go try to put my 84 supra's rims on my accord...supposed to be 4x114.3 as well but seems like the time I tried they didn't fit.
Bolt patterns match...not sure about the hubs, may not be same hub size.__
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Originally posted by busak87 View PostIf you can get them for cheap...I say go for it
they would look pretty good polished! A nice oldschool look!!
My ride History:
Accord 90 lx auto: Gone
Accord 91 dx MT: Gone
Accord 92 lx auto: Gone
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if the hub is the middle hole,the rear didnt fit.i will post pics of what im talkin about.Originally posted by bcjammerx View PostComment
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How it looks mounted in the front
This is why it didnt fit in the rear.too big for the rim
The rim center hole seems to be too small.
I started dremeling it, but someone told me i can take it to a shop so it can be a centered hole.What should i do?Comment
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if you mean baby supra's dont try it....they're 13 inch and the brake rotors will scratch up the inside lol i scratched mine fml and i regret itOriginally posted by bcjammerx View Post
looks nice but they're too tiny, now if they're the regular supra rims i luv the look of em 
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That offset is waaay wrong.Originally posted by CRiSiS420 View PostHow it looks mounted in the front
This is why it didnt fit in the rear.too big for the rim
The rim center hole seems to be too small.
I started dremeling it, but someone told me i can take it to a shop so it can be a centered hole.What should i do?
If you are sticking out that much in the front, you're going to rub terribly in the back. You'll need significant camber in the rear as well as a rolled/pulled rear lip to pull it off. If you have rust back there, forget it. Honestly it's definitely not worth the effort for those wheels.Comment
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i had it mounted in the back,no rub.It would jus grind because of that center hole.It also stuck out a lot.The fronts actually fit flush.Originally posted by AccordWarrior View PostComment
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YA offset is way off, not worth the effort bro! Rims are fugly for the effort involved..Comment
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u guys are right, it aint worth it.Im gunna miss the wideness though, back to steelies.Comment
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BABY supra? You haven't ridden in my supra HA HA HA
I finished some work on my accord and had the wheels off so I tried to throw the supra rims on...well the bolt pattern matches but y'all are correct the offset is wrong. I couln't even get the rim on
The way the spokes were designed, they hit on the caliper
The offset is not the size of the hole in the center, that is the hub size. For the nissan 240 rims (and I assume other nissan rims) the proper thing is to get a hub ring, it fits over the stock hub and takes up the gap as the nissan hubs are larger than the honda. Now...with the honda's tapperd lugs the rims are lug-centric and you don't need the ring...I didn't for mine.
These rims, from your exp., are the opposite, the accord hub is TOO big instead of too small. If you HAD to have them then you could modify those but it's not worth it.Last edited by bcjammerx; 07-02-2009, 12:43 AM.____Comment
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