has anyone ever tried to switch their (6th gen)accord4 lug's to 5 lug's?

 

Yes many times... Here are some parts #'s from another forum:

5 Lug Conversion Parts
Part Part Number Quantity Price Total

Front
HUB ASSY., FR. 44600-S87-A00
BEARING, FR. HUB 44300-S84-A01
BOLT, WHEEL 90113-S84-901 10
CIRCLIP (INNER) (84MM) 90681-SG0-000
SCREW-WASHER (6X14) 93892-06014-08
MUDGUARD, FR. (15") 45255-SS0-G00

Rear
BEARING ASSY., RR. 42200-S87-A51
MUDGUARD, L. RR. 43254-S84-A50
BOLT, WHEEL 90113-SM1-005
MUDGUARD, R. RR. 43253-S84-A50
CAP, HUB UNIT 42326-ST7-Z00
NUT, SPINDLE 90305-S30-003

Its goin to cost you unless you just get the HUb conversion like this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-LUG...spagenameZWDVW
(not sure if this is right one)

May i ask, why do you want to go 5 lug?

 

I did it last summer, also did a rear disc swap at the same time.

 

Haha...didn't j_man jack your parts list BCK?

 

No, thats the parts list that some guy from Canada posted up on 6GA after I did my swap and DIY. I just got V6 knuckles and calipers. 10x easier and cheaper to do. No pressing in and out of bearings and hubs.

 

BCK did exactly what i was thinking of doing,i was just going to go to any junkyard and find a scrap V6 6th gen accord and see what i can do from there.

And i want to do it,because i love HP design rims,and i always wanted to place some 19" HP Black Lightning SS rims on my accord...and if you guys arent sure which style it is,here it is:

http://www wheelfire com/scontent/WheelDetailscfm?IDNumber=blacklightningstainlessnewcap&SKU =225&CheckFit=1


i can picture these on my accords with 225/35 R19 and i know they would look hella sexy!ButHPdoesn't make these in4 lug patterns...

 

Im sure they make similar style 19's in 4 lug...

 

[&:]i've been on my search for 5 months[sm=pcwhack.gif] now and counting,i've had no luck finding a 4 lugrim similiar to this,i have found the design once BUT itwas 4 X 100,and they were 17's. I've had no luck [sm=boohoo.gif]

 

Honestly....there are so many better looking 4 lug rims than 5 lug wheels.

 

Honestly...there are more 5 lug vehicles out there than there are 4 lug.