This is for looks only. Absolutely no track or even hard street driving. OEM's will be used for that. The setup I would like to create is as follows.

17x7 Front +60 offset with center bore 70 possible hubcentric adapter to fit 64? H&R 5mm spacer if needed...

17x7 Rear +60 offset with center bore 70.

Tires front 205/45/17

Tires Rear 225/45/17

Is this at all possible even though it is apparently not the opptimal setup for any s2000 used for any purpose?

 

I am sure it will fit but I am not sure why you would want such a narrow wheel and tire on the rear. Also if you are going to do a custom wheel why would you need to run a spacer?

 

May I ask what aftermarket 17x7 wheels have an offset of +60mm
Or is that the "custom" part?

 

For OEM look plan is to use 17x7 from DC5 Type-R. They are +60 I really like to keep my car in honda only fashion, and they are my favorite wheels produced for honda.

 

THose wouldnt even look good at all... Those wheels will be sunk so far in the fender it will look terrible!!!!!!

 

Really? Is the stock offset not +55 up front and +63 in the rear? With a 5mm spacer in the front to compensate for the 5mm difference and of course the DC5 wheel being +60 will actually be pushed to the edge a bit in the rear. I am not understanding how they would not sit almost flush if not a bit over in the rear with this setup?

 

Look at the pictue of my car in my sig... I'm running 17x8.5 +35... That is flush... But of course you can always add spacers if you would like.

 

5mm is not a whole lot of difference... its about 1/5th of an inch. It will NOT push it towards the fender.. the stock ap1 wheel is 16x7.5 +65 which means the stock s2000 wheels will still have +12.5mm over your DC5 wheels.