The bolt pattern is 4 on a 100 mm circle. Any Civic rim, from 1984 to
present (I'm not sure about the earlier ones), will fit. Of course
you'll want to make sure that the rim clears your brakes!
Be very careful about trying to fit another maker's rims to your Honda,
however! They may have the same bolt pattern, (ex. Mazda 4-bolt rims)
but they are unlikely to be hub-centric (ie: the wheel's centre bore is
either too small or too large) or have the proper offset.
A good example of a bad choice is Honda "enthusiasts" who have put VW
rims on their Hondas. Same bolt pattern but *wrong* size centre
bore...it's too large. The result is a rim which is being centred on
the hub only by its wheel nuts and studs. This leads to up and down
"run out", particularly noticeable at higher speeds as a general
roughness and vibration.
If you're aware of the potential pitfalls, there are workarounds. For
example, I have a Honda Civic with Mazda Precidia rims on it. The
offset and bolt pattern were the same as the O.E. Honda rims, I just had
a machine shop *open up* the bore 2mm for them to fit snugly and
properly on my Honda's hubs. They look sharp. :)
regards,
Eric Stewart
>Need info on 86 CRX wheel bolt pattern... need a set of junkyard wheels
>for my CRX-Si... what OTHER Hondas use same bolt pattern, and what is
>it? Or what OTHER cars of ANY make use same size/pattern? Thanks... Bob
I had a '89 Civic SI with Prelude cast wheels. Check with replacement wheel
manufacturers for cross references. I'm 99% sure that my Toyota Paseo had the
same wheels as the Civic according to the catalog when I bought aftermarket
wheels for it.
Patrick J. Beal
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Good luck,
Ed Sawyer
89 CRX Si
93 Prelude Si