1990 Honda Accord 5 Lug Conversion
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1990 Honda Accord 5 Lug Conversion
I was wondering if there's a way to do a 5 lug conversion on my honda accord, im sure there are ways, but i wanna know what im going to need, and an approximate estimate on how much its going to cost me, thanks.
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From: Salinas, Puerto Rico
Over here in Puerto Rico, what most Honda Accord owners are doing is that they disassemble the wheel lug assemblies and they take it to a machine shop where they reposition one or two of the lugs to add an extra lug so that they can then use the Acura TL Rims which is the lates fad over here. I personally have a 1990 Honda Accord EX and since I wanted to use the 17" TL look, instead of doing the 5 Lug conversion, I just bought the Eagle Alloy TL Replicas which are 114mm Offset 4 Lugs which fit perfect and look just as great. All I did was change the "Eagle Alloys" center cap to a Honda center cap and voila!! Instant TL wheels. it's really up to you. As for price, I'd say between $110 and $230, the later if you have someone else do the disassembling for you. Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by 90Accord_TypeR
Over here in Puerto Rico, what most Honda Accord owners are doing is that they disassemble the wheel lug assemblies and they take it to a machine shop where they reposition one or two of the lugs to add an extra lug so that they can then use the Acura TL Rims which is the lates fad over here. I personally have a 1990 Honda Accord EX and since I wanted to use the 17" TL look, instead of doing the 5 Lug conversion, I just bought the Eagle Alloy TL Replicas which are 114mm Offset 4 Lugs which fit perfect and look just as great. All I did was change the "Eagle Alloys" center cap to a Honda center cap and voila!! Instant TL wheels. it's really up to you. As for price, I'd say between $110 and $230, the later if you have someone else do the disassembling for you. Hope this helps
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Buddy look on the top rite corner there's a option called "Search"
Now click on it and then click on "Advanced Search"
Now type in the search field "5 lug conversion" then on the rite choose "Accord and TSX" and then click on "Search"
U'll be amazed what u find. And that goes for any other question u have aight bro...... have fun
Now click on it and then click on "Advanced Search"
Now type in the search field "5 lug conversion" then on the rite choose "Accord and TSX" and then click on "Search"
U'll be amazed what u find. And that goes for any other question u have aight bro...... have fun
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I did a 5-lug swap on my 92 Accord EX and have been pretty pleased with the results. Use 95-7 Odyssey front knuckels/brakes, and 97 Prelude rear hubs/rotors. I'm running current generation TL wheels, 17x8 +45 mm, with 225/45-17 tires. I have an Eiback Pro-kit with KYB AGXs and an S/T rear bar and the car is stable and pretty fun, although I'm wishing I had gone with stiffer springs to really complement the wide contact patch of the wheel tire combo.
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http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=16241
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the way to do it using all 5g prelude partshttp://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=25359
later.