[FastVersa22]

Curiosity question. I was looking at a lot of wheels for this car, and some of the nice wheels only come in a 4 x 100 bolt pattern (SSR Type C/F).

Would there be a way to run an adapter to run a 4 x 100 wheel on a Versa/Cube?

Would a spacer type adapter work?

 

[blindsnyper]

i have not found any adapters that are 114.3 to 100, but i have found them 100 to 114.3. and yes they are made for this reason, but you offsets will be out there, like 10-20mm OUTSIDE the front fenders, rear would be ok.

 

[blindsnyper]

well actually...
if you got adapters they would have to be at least 1.5inch (38mm) so that your stock lugs wont stick through the adapter. stock a flush wheel will be about +35 offset in the front, and maybe +25 in the rear (im not 100% sure). so you would have to find wheels with about a +75 (or so) offset!!!!

somebody correct me if i am wrong.

 

[Hschlick84]

That sounds about right. I'm sporting +35 on all 4 wheels/tires which are 215/45/17. They are nearly flush with the fenders.

Here is a good article about offset information...
http://www.hondatuningmagazine.com/...t_guide_faq_tips_biggest_lip_wheel/index.html

 

[superskunk]

+75? that offset is going in the wrong direction.... just get +38 and use spacers in the rear....

 

[blindsnyper]

what are you trying to say theo???
if he gets 38mm spacers/adapters, he will need 38mm more offset to keep the wheel in the same spot.

 

[nodes]

That sounds about right. I'm sporting +35 on all 4 wheels/tires which are 215/45/17. They are nearly flush with the fenders.

Here is a good article about offset information...
http://www.hondatuningmagazine.com/...t_guide_faq_tips_biggest_lip_wheel/index.html

I use 38+ and I am flush.