dave22

Maybe the center bore is different?

drifterJERRY

if it was, the wheels wouldnt fit all the way on. self-centering lug nuts are a must though if there is no hubcentric ring.

Corey

For the person wondering about the offset, IIRC, my factory offset was around 40 or 45mm.

Dave is correct.

Grimace and I swapped wheels and my Miata wheels did the same thing for him. The wheel would not sit on the hub properly.

I'm quite sure they're not fitting all the way on. The bolts get tight and the installer gets the illusion of a wheel that is installed properly.

EEK

i have 929 wheels for the track on my integra, fit just fine offset is not a problem

NVMX-5

your right i found out the center bore is different so i just went to home depot and put some spacers on there and it rides fine now. and personally i like it better with the miata rims rather than the integra. i'll post pics up.

drifterJERRY

sweet, learn something new everyday! glad to see you figured it out, woulda sucked having a wheel fly off on the highway!!!

NVMX-5

I don't know how to directly put pictures on here but here are some with the miata wheels on

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/marko_...?.dir=/1181re2

Corey

Whoa. Old school Miata wheels. I figured you'd have some new ones. Not bad looking.

User 102020

Should've gone with hollow-spoke 94-97s .

Way lighter.

I still like it though.

NVMX-5

yeah i would have but I have a 90 miata anyways and I wanted to see how it would look. but i have decided to keep them on there. thanks for response