darth wolf

Model: CIVIC
Year: 89-on
OE Size: 14 X 6
Bolt: 4X100
Lugnut: 12mmX1.5
CB: 56.1
ET: H
http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse...._Reference.cfm


Model: JETTA
Year: 81-98
OE Size: 14 X 6
Bolt: 4X100
Lugnut: 12mmX1.5b
CB: 57.1
ET: H
http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse...._Reference.cfm

everything looks good except the Lugnut, the Jetta is 12mmx1.5b
and there is a different in the CB 57.1 and 56.1.

anyone know what CB stands for and if it's ok for a civic, oh and the difference between 1.5b and 1.5?

thanks

imported_eric

i tried on a 4x100 rims from a passt before. it fit fine no probs just not sure on the other specs of that wheel.

kwikb16a2

Center bore, the center bore of the vw is larger than the civic therefore the rim wont be hubcentric

darth wolf

is that a bad thing? i mean can i still use them or is it out of the question?

thanks

blk93si

vw rims fit honda 4x100

honda rims DON"T fit VW 4x100


the center bore of the vw is different

hope that clears it up

Nova_Dust

Grab a hub centric ring if the wheel rattles, I guess?

kwikb16a2

yup yup u can get rings for em

imported_kane2k

The difference in the lugnut is that Honda's have studs on the car and lugnuts and VW's have holes in the car and bolts.

cmsbob

A 4 bolt VW wheel will definitely bolt up to a Honga Civic, but not the other way around. The wheel definitely won't be hub-centric though and while this is not dangerous, it can create minor vibration issues similar to a wheel imbalance. This is because the entire weight of the vehicle will be absorbed exclusively by the wheel studs, while a hub-centric wheel absorbs most of the weight on the hub, and the lugnuts just keep the rim pressed to the car. At speed this keeps everything more true and stable. Again, it isn't necessarly dangerous, but it can be annoying...

Also, there are no hub-centric rings available for steel wheels because of the hub design, they will not fit...

spracingsports

haha i got a kick outta that