Probably not. It's going to make the car look like a lowrider (in other words - awful). You need a larger diameter and a higher offset.

 

this will hook u up greddy!

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/342...fitment-guide/

 

Well I see plenty of new S2000 owners who don't do any proper research at all, which is why they ask questions like yours. If you look at the wheel fitment guide someone posted, you will see that a +0 or any negative offsets are not even close to working. To maintain performance and a proper sized tire, +45 is about the lowest you will want to go on stock fenders. And I was only trying to help with your grammar, that's all.

you're=you are
your=possessive like "your car"

they're=they are
their=possessive like "their car"
there=used in questions like "are you there?"

 

Grammar Nazi crew checking in

16x8 +0 is just retarded....that makes absolutely zero (pun intended) sense to run that low of an offset on an S2000.

 

Well, Nazi has negative connotations just trying to make people smarter one post at a time ^Good pun.

 

Awesome!

 

Well I see plenty of new S2000 owners who don't do any proper research at all, which is why they ask questions like yours. If you look at the wheel fitment guide someone posted, you will see that a +0 or any negative offsets are not even close to working. To maintain performance and a proper sized tire, +45 is about the lowest you will want to go on stock fenders. And I was only trying to help with your grammar, that's all.

you're=you are
your=possessive like "your car"

they're=they are
their=possessive like "their car"
there=used in questions like "are you there?"
[/quote]
what if you have rolled fenders?

 

HellaPoke brah or should I say HellaFAIL

 

Well I see plenty of new S2000 owners who don't do any proper research at all, which is why they ask questions like yours. If you look at the wheel fitment guide someone posted, you will see that a +0 or any negative offsets are not even close to working. To maintain performance and a proper sized tire, +45 is about the lowest you will want to go on stock fenders. And I was only trying to help with your grammar, that's all.

you're=you are
your=possessive like "your car"

they're=they are
their=possessive like "their car"
there=used in questions like "are you there?"
[/quote]
what if you have rolled fenders?
[/quote]

The answer is no. You'd need some serious overfenders or a custom job done.

 

Easy solution: just pull the wheels off, turn them around and put them back on. Vwalla!!