[YLA]

Full specs anyone?

5x...?

 

[Daisy]

PDC: 5x114,3
Offset: 45 on all OEM wheels
Size: 6x16 and optional 6.5x17
Tires: 195/55R16 or 205/45R17
Tire brand: Bridgestone

This is EDM spec but I expect no difference to the USDM models.
http://www.honda.de/tyrepdf/de/zf_crz.pdf

 

[YLA]

thx super!

danke

 

[SpoonCrz]

PDC: 5x114,3
Offset: 45 on all OEM wheels
Size: 6x16 and optional 6.5x17
Tires: 195/55R16 or 205/45R17
Tire brand: Bridgestone

This is EDM spec but I expect no difference to the USDM models.
http://www.honda.de/tyrepdf/de/zf_crz.pdf

Man..ur just full of info...thanks for the specs.

You know the optional 17 inch specs?

 

[Daisy]

Specs are in the PDF:
Model: Electra
Tires: 205/45R17 85H
rim size:17 x 6 1/2J LM
S/N:SZT 17065A
Offset:45
Middle hole (don't know what it's called):64
PDC: 114,3 / 5

 

[cord77]

Knowing nothing about wheels other than the obvious, do the 17" wheels give more grip? Is there more tire in contact with the road? Do they fill up more of the wheel arch (or is the tyre thinner than the one used on the 16"?).

Or are the only three things you get from the 17" wheels: looks nice, less mpg, lighter wallet?

 

[SpoonCrz]

Specs are in the PDF:
Model: Electra
Tires: 205/45R17 85H
rim size:17 x 6 1/2J LM
S/N:SZT 17065A
Offset:45
Middle hole (don't know what it's called):64
PDC: 114,3 / 5

THANK YOU!!!!

You are da man!!! wait...are u?

 

[SpoonCrz]

I will be running this wheel...


16x7 - 5x114.3 - 43 ET - 13.7 LBS
Or
17x7 - 5x114.3 - 45 ET - 14.6 LBS

If you want to see available sizes...here you go.

http://www.enkei.com/size_chart/RPF1.pdf

 

[Daisy]

I'm male...

Did some photoshops a while ago. Size should fit 17''
Color is dark pewter metallic.

enjoy...

 

[jdm1010]

wow those are nice.

 

[YLA]

Think that would be more like 18"

 

[Jakecrxsi]

Hey guys, l like these wheels l was wondering if l could do a staggered setup?
17X8 Front, 17X9 Rear. :blush:


http://www.wheelfire.com/imagesproducts/522 16INCH GOLD.jpg

 

[Chris]

I would be careful about staggering the wheels, due to the difference in rolling resistance. From a braking perspective, the S2000 is engineered by Honda to have a staggered setup. I have considered the same thing, since my MR2 had staggered wheels on it that will fit the Z and hopefully sit flush too. But, I have to pick and chose my tires if I decide to do it, because of the difference between the F/R braking force.

Oh, and I don't think the Z will be able to get a 9" rear tire under it. On the MR2, a 255 would be a very tight squeeze, and it was coming from a 205/55-14.

Try the 1010tires.com sizing calculator. Very helpful

 

[bizzybear]

i was gonna say i think that a 9" wheel would be too large for the CR-Z... 8" is pushing it really...

i've seen Si's with 255's but that was REALLY pushing the limits...

if anything add spacers and stagger the tires get something like Front-205, Rear-235

personally i'm doing either 215 or 225 all around...

 

[Jakecrxsi]

Thanks for the info. :mellow:

 

[CRaZee]

I'm running some 17x7 MB Weapons (re-badged ATECs) with 48 offset for a little wider stance. With 225/45ZR17 tires, it is sweet.

I thought about the 17x8 wheels, but was a little tighter than I liked.

 

[tekdave]

Just throwing in that I do have running 18" 7.5 wide (45 offset) shrouded in 225/35 No rubbing, and I am with 1/4mph on the odo to the stock 16's I feel the car rides better with the heaver wheels, little less harsh on the road..

 

[varg]

Just looking doing a little research on some wheels. They are available in 17" 7"width with 43 and 52 offset. Will 52 be too much for the Z? I'm a bit concerned that the 43 offset will pull the wheels even further in then stock.

 

[CRaZee]

Just looking doing a little research on some wheels. They are available in 17" 7"width with 43 and 52 offset. Will 52 be too much for the Z? I'm a bit concerned that the 43 offset will pull the wheels even further in then stock.

I am running 17x7 with 48 offset... and it is fine.

 

[hoisumguo]

What wheel is that last pix with the red lug nuts? Are those 18?