I have a '99 Sterling Mist SE-L with Tokico Illuminas and H-Tech's. I currently have the stock 16" titanium wheels. I saw these rims at a pawn shop today and was wondering how you guys think these would look on my car. Do you think 17" rims would be too small? I've always pictured myself getting 18" or maybe even 19". She wanted $299 for them but she said she'll take $200 right now. What do you think?








This is my car minus the retrofits (the corners are now black and the headlights are AE'd)

No.

do a photoshop.

The stock rims look better than the ones you are thinking of putting on. I personally like a clean looking rim, but that's just me. The rim looks too busy for the body style of the 4th gen. If you find a more streamline looking rim, I think you will be much happier with the look.

I'll see if I can find a couple to show you what I am talking about.


EDIT:

http://www.enkei.com/rp03.html

http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/j...3-p-25870.html

http://www.thewheelconnection.com/ph...e=16&pagenum=1 The ACE cinco or the ALT X-Phile

These are a few styles that I think would look decent on the 4th gen

Eh it's a no.

dont do it

Plus you have to buy tires for it. I personally think that it would ruin the way your car flows

$200? Maybe Buy and flip?

I do agree, doesn't mesh well.

Width??
Offset??
Weight??
Correct lug pattern???

no plz

man I'd love to have some of those stock 5 spoke wheels.

that black/chrome **** looks gothic to me.

If you like them, get them.

If you do get them, make sure they're the correct bolt pattern, as stated above.

i would buy those in a second for pretty much any car but my 4th gen.
Keep your stockers or go with a 18" 5 spoke, 5 spokes look the best on 4th gens IMO

No way would i put those a Gen 4.5 SE or SE-L, However if I had an older 95 or 96 gxe with wheel covers I would consider it. But only after combing the the yards for stock alloys firstand not finding them.

Those aftermarket rims would look better on a 98-02 Accord V6

yo man..i like em. I wd do it in a heartbeat. Those rims are fly.

With tires, alignment, and installation....u prolly looking @ 700 bucks. Thats a steal for some rims. I wanted 17s that were alloy and it would have cost me 1100 bucks.

If u got the cash do it. They look wayyyyy better than the stock. JMO

Hey man I like them too...I wouldn't go by what some of these on here say.

faux rivets + extra lug pattern options == FAIL

IMO the rims are tight! but i wouldnt waste the money only going up one inch in size. i would save the cash and get some 18s or 19s.

Looks like it's a 4.5"/ 120mm dual pattern kinda deal.