I have 2002 honda accord v6 coupe. Do I need hub centric rings? if so, how do I get them ~part number?
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Hello,Those wheels are available, and should bolt right on to your 2002 Honda Accord Coupe.You shouldn't need hub rings with these wheels, however if you decide you want them, you would need to find them at a local shop that sells them or online, as we do not have any wheels that come with them.Let me know if you have any other questions, and we will be happy to help.Thanks,LucasWheel Specialist
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I am not sure but the hub kit should fit perfect, the slightest play and you have vibration. So personally I would go for a new hub kit.
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Absolutely need a 2 inch receiver as there is a need for exceptional torsional stability. I have not seen a 2inch receiver on an Accord. I have a 2009 Civic and I would not consider it because I don't think the suspension is designed for that much cantilevered weight.
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The easiest way to do this is like I did: just Google your 2002 Honda accord + the clip part number. It may not tell where it is used, but it might. If not, go to one of the online Honda parts web sites, look up your vehicle, and see where it is used. Some of these clips look the same, but there are sometimes subtle differences like length or physical attributes for strength for going through multiple panels. Hope that helps.
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According to Honda's estore, the sedan and the coupe have 2 different part numbers. Because they are different part numbers, they are probably not compatible. You might be able to find something online that says otherwise. The part number for the sedan is 08P00-T2A-101. The part number for the coupe is 08P00-T3L-100. http://estore.honda.com/honda/accessories/view-honda-accessory-detail.asp?m=2014-accord-coupe-ex-w-leather-cvt&ec=&oc=ACCOR14071&dl=206930 http://estore.honda.com/honda/accessories/view-honda-accessory-detail.asp?m=2014-accord-sedan-ex-cvt&ec=&oc=ACCOR14028&dl=206930
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It comes with a bunch of different thread conversions. It originally didn't fit my 06 accord, but with one of the thread conversions it gave me, it did. Should work!
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Looks like it does fit a 2001 Accord 4 door. Check the fit by entering if your car is an EX, DX, LX on this Amazon.com site where it says "Select Your Vehicle". 2001-2002 HONDA ACCORD (4dr sedan; prime) FRONT BUMPER COVER
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Check the sizes at volkswagen.com to confirm the spec that im giving you... I belive that 2006 is an mk5. Check that the Wheel Hub BOLT PATTERN on your 2006 is 5x112mm (5 bolts x 112mm bolt 'circumference' placement). Also, you'll need hub rings or hubcentric rings (ring size: 57.1mm to 72.6mm). I have a 2009/mk5 VW and the wheel hub has a Center Bore of 57.1 mm. The wheels have a Center Bore size of 72.6. To make the wheels hub-centric (as apposed to bolt-centeic) and avoid vibration, then you'll need hub rings to close the space/gap.I hope this helps.
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Go to the centric website and get the part number then u can search the part in amazon. Great brakes though!
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Sorry, I can't answer as I bought mine for a 2002 Honda Accord EX. Try going to estore.honda.com and put in your VIN information....this should help you.
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The wheel you are after is the correct bolt pattern and offset for your Accord. The 15" is shown below. 15x7 American Racing AR895 Chrome Link:
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Hello, With the use of an aftermarket lug kit, the hub rings should not needed (the wheels would center on the lugs not the hub ring). -Tom
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Hello Aaron, Thanks for your inquiry. This HO8096A is the correct right hand (passenger) CV axle for your 1996 Accord EX Coupe 2.2 with ABS, we guarantee this fit and function and would really appreciate your business. Kind regards, Dennis.
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I don't know, mine fit perfect in a 2015 Honda Accord Coupe V6. I would think all the coupes have the same trunk, independent of engine or trim level.
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You absolutely need hubcaps with four holes...these have five. Also, I would suggest the type that screw onto your wheels. These clip on...I lost three of them on the highway.
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I used the QC959 pads for a 07 Honda Accord V6 sedan. I'm pretty sure the pads are different if it's not a V6 model though.
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I have a 2006 Accord EX V6 with a 6 speed manual transmission. I order these and they fit perfectly.