i would like to know also i found a web site for NSX wheelsi wanted to know if the 02-04 will fit ?



also i am 1.25 in lower in the front and 0.75 in lower in the back will the 17x7 front and 17x9 work?

 

Everything checks out. Offsets are near perfect. I guess hub diameter would be the only question
John

 

what would happen if some one wanted to get a bbk with these wheels? i imagine you would need a spacer.

 

Ya big brake kits from what I have gatherd only work with lowoffsets
John

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but my logic says that the offset doesn't always affect brake clearance. It's more the design of the wheel: how much space there is between the backside of the spokes to the face of the hub. It's possible to have the same wheel in completely different offsets and have the same brake clearance behind the spokes. I would think that this is more typical of wheels that have a lip.

The '02 NSX wheels might actually fit better in the S2000 with a BBK because the spokes taper in aggressively near the center of the hub. That's whay they can't be used on early NSX's without wheels spacers, since the early cars have smaller brakes which put the calipers closer to the center of the hub.

I'm not saying the '02 NSX wheels fit the S2000 or not because I really don't know, but if they were to rub the stock calipers then going to a BBK might help clearance. Of course, if the BBK sticks out more than the stock caliper by more than the clearance gained by moving the caliper outward then you're still out of luck.

 

^^True but even wheels like the ce28 and RG2 which have flared spokes still need a very aggressive offset to fit BBK's
John

 

I like the NSX wheel but to get a good used set you are looking at $2k
I would rather have a aftermarket wheel in that price range.
John

 

good info