I'm trying to fit S2000 stock wheels on my 98 Prelude and
the rear fits fine but the front has a gap. What's the offset?
Will S2000 stock wheels fit on '98 Prelude or Type-Rs?

 

They fit on the Integra Type R ... Prelude, CRV and Oddessy as well. Hmm, they probably stick out a bit more on the rear but the front is almost the same with the Prelude one. I've personally saw it on an Integra Type R, CRV and Oddessy.

 

they can fit on CRV's but wouldn't it mess up the differntials if the wheel sizes are different?

 

Yes, it will probably be bad for the differential of the "smart 4WD system" found in the CRV. Then again, it's not my car and I wonder where the CRV owner source the wheels from which are obviously quite a good match this his car anyway and he is able to drive around with no problems whatsoever. Oh well, it's for city commuting anyway ... Doubt they ever gonna hit off road in a CRV anyhow.

 

Well now I know where my wheels went after my car was ripped off... on anouther Honda.

 

the S2000 front wheels will not properly fit on an Integra R without hubcentric rings.

 

Seriously, I don't think anyone with an Integra Type R would really want to put the S2000 wheels on. It's just someone whom I saw featured in a local automotive magazine doing so. Oh well, like I always say. It's not my car, the owner can do whatever they damn like to it.

 

So, the S2000 wheels will fit on 99 prelude without any problems?
Should I put the rear S2k wheels in the front or the back?
'cuz the rear is 7.5" and the front is 6.5"....S2k is RWD and Prelues are FWD....Should I put the 7.5" in the front since it's a FF car or just keep it the way it is...put the 7.5" at the rear and leave the 6.5" in the front?

Where can I buy hubcentric rings? What do they look like? Like
a spacer for the drag slicks for hondas?

Thanks!

 

I think Erik can provide more information on where to get the hubcentric rings ... On the other hand, I don't think you'll have a problem fitting the S2K wheels on a Prelude. Just leave the larger rear on the rear of the Prelude as well. Although it's an FF car ... Having larger wheels in front and smaller on the rear will look quite weird and probably rarely seen on street cars ... who knows, your handling might become worse.

 

Tire Rack should have the hubcentric rings available for sale.