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Old 09-14-07, 07:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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A-spec wheels...

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these are not mine but this guy lives like 5 minutes away from me and im willing to pick these up from him.. however... can anyone tell what kind of a-spec rims these are? they are 17" x 7.5, offset is 55mm. he SAYS they will fit a legend... but the description says it also will fit an RL and i know that the RL and Legend have different bolt patterns.... any help guys?
if they will fit... do i have to bored them ?
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those wheels are a perfect fit after you bore the hub out. go for it and take us some pics!
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thanks for your help alperovich
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For what its worth I would not recommend that. The center bore is 6 mm smaller than yours and the offset is 5 mm high si might rub on the inside anyway.
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For what its worth I would not recommend that. The center bore is 6 mm smaller than yours and the offset is 5 mm high si might rub on the inside anyway.
nah, the 7.5 with 55 ofset has been tried many times, its a proven working method, you shouldn't have any rubbing issues.
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I would check with an acura dealer on those specs. I heard (from Tw1st) that the offset is lower than +55 and would not fit a Legend. I hope I'm wrong, but that's what I recall.
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I can't see the pics but by the size and offset they're tsx aspec rims. I have the rsx aspec rims on my coupe already. FIRST forum member to do so!!!!
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my bad. I was thinking of the TL Aspec rims (18").
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so i finally bought the rims and im reading from alperovich that you have to bore the rims out... but how can you tell? what is it that lets you know that the center hub needs to be bored?
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so i finally bought the rims and im reading from alperovich that you have to bore the rims out... but how can you tell? what is it that lets you know that the center hub needs to be bored?
get a tape measure.

take your factory wheel off. on look on the rotor, there is a little lip in the middle. its the same side as the hole in the direct center of the wheel.

now here is where the tape measure comes into play.

Measure the diameter of this lip. it will be 72.xxx mm

now measure the new wheel u got. on the inside, it'll be 64.xxx mm.

You have hub centric wheels. this means that wheel was designed to fit onto that hub portion and carry some of the weight of the car.

The inside of the new wheels will need to be bored out to that 72.xxx mm (and some1 please correct me if i'm wrong on the extra measurement) to get proper fittament and for safety.
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70.1 is what I got (I have rsx aspec wheels on my coupe) but some people get 70.2 to be safe. Sometimes the rust on your hub can cause 70.1 not to fit.
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wait so let me get this straight.... what im looking is on the rotor? and not on the back of the actual rim? because everytime i talk to anybody i know that know about rims, they aren't completely sure what im talking about. so is it the RIM that needs to get bored.. or the rotor?

p.s. they guy i talked to said they should just fit fine too... he said i wouldn't need to bore anything... but then again you guys are the ones with legends and not him
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wait so let me get this straight.... what im looking is on the rotor? and not on the back of the actual rim? because everytime i talk to anybody i know that know about rims, they aren't completely sure what im talking about. so is it the RIM that needs to get bored.. or the rotor?

p.s. they guy i talked to said they should just fit fine too... he said i wouldn't need to bore anything... but then again you guys are the ones with legends and not him
its the RIM. it needs to fit onto the ROTOR.

i looked up btw, what some guys do is have it bored to 72mm then use a 72mm to 70.1 hubcentric ring.
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I have the aspec's on my coupe and they need to be bored... (the back of the rim) to 70.1mm and about a 1/2 inch deep. Some get it bored to 70.2 because of rust. All the info is right here on the forum. But I did all the leg work for you!!!
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