HFP 16" wheels questions and answers
HOLY CRAP!!!
So i was looking at wheels for shizzles and giggles. I drive my car very hard so it is important that the wheels clear with no problem through out the suspension travel. I was going to buy some rotas but the offset seemed a little aggressive. I REALLY wanted the enkey RPF1's but they offset i found them in was +41mm, so that was a no go. Then I googled 'honda fit HFP' and I found a website that carried them for $106 a piece! I scooped up a set already. Just thought I would share.
Honda Fit Accessories - Genuine Factory Honda Accessories, made by Honda for your Honda.
So i was looking at wheels for shizzles and giggles. I drive my car very hard so it is important that the wheels clear with no problem through out the suspension travel. I was going to buy some rotas but the offset seemed a little aggressive. I REALLY wanted the enkey RPF1's but they offset i found them in was +41mm, so that was a no go. Then I googled 'honda fit HFP' and I found a website that carried them for $106 a piece! I scooped up a set already. Just thought I would share.
Honda Fit Accessories - Genuine Factory Honda Accessories, made by Honda for your Honda.
Last edited by mexellent; Jun 25, 2007 at 12:33 AM. Reason: address looked wierd
Painting/Powder coating HFP 16in
Has anyone looked into getting the HFP rims painted/powder coated?
I've been reading these forums for months now, and am in a conundrum
To rub!!! or not to rub
So, now for my question is there a reputable place (I'm in HB) to get this done with the 16in HFP rims?
They would look "sweet" in matte black on my semi-dropped GF210 white Fit...
or am I just wasting my cash, and the paint will flake and look stupid?
BTW You Fit owners have been a great source of information, and I thank you for the posts that have helped me in my quest for a nice sporty ride...
I've been reading these forums for months now, and am in a conundrum
To rub!!! or not to rub
So, now for my question is there a reputable place (I'm in HB) to get this done with the 16in HFP rims?
They would look "sweet" in matte black on my semi-dropped GF210 white Fit...
or am I just wasting my cash, and the paint will flake and look stupid?
BTW You Fit owners have been a great source of information, and I thank you for the posts that have helped me in my quest for a nice sporty ride...
I agree the gunmetal does look good,
but that's the thing I'd like to distinguish my Fit and have zero rub rub....
So, I will most likely be on the hunt for a place to do it....
thanks my Fit brothers for the input.....
If I get it done I'll keep you posted....
Great!!!! between my new Callaway FT-5 Driver $450 and my Fit, my wife will be throwing me to the curb soon
but that's the thing I'd like to distinguish my Fit and have zero rub rub.... So, I will most likely be on the hunt for a place to do it....
thanks my Fit brothers for the input.....
If I get it done I'll keep you posted....
Great!!!! between my new Callaway FT-5 Driver $450 and my Fit, my wife will be throwing me to the curb soon
it wont be enough for you to be pissed for the upgrade. Many people here look for light wheels, light this and that, but while you have your Fit for just transportation, they wouldnt be a problem at all. Theres a confusion for the weight of the HFP's. Some say 20 lbs. others 17.5 lbs. Either the weight, it wont be a lot of added weight; stocks sport wheels weight as close to what mentioned of the HFPs.
By the way, youll be adding an inch for the wheels, but youll have to downsize the tire to a 205/45 .smaller tire=less weight
By the way, youll be adding an inch for the wheels, but youll have to downsize the tire to a 205/45 .smaller tire=less weight
Uncle Dickie,
if you are handy and don't mind working out some elbow grease, you can paint them yourself for under $60-70! Key is in the prep. It won't peal off if you sand them down and take your time.
If not, you may as well powdercoat them. It is more durable than paint.
I painted mine on the Fit and powdercoated OZ's on my CRX 15 years ago.
Fit's are holding up great so far.
Which ever route you take, good luck and post some pics!
if you are handy and don't mind working out some elbow grease, you can paint them yourself for under $60-70! Key is in the prep. It won't peal off if you sand them down and take your time.
If not, you may as well powdercoat them. It is more durable than paint.
I painted mine on the Fit and powdercoated OZ's on my CRX 15 years ago.
Fit's are holding up great so far.
Which ever route you take, good luck and post some pics!
it wont be enough for you to be pissed for the upgrade. Many people here look for light wheels, light this and that, but while you have your Fit for just transportation, they wouldnt be a problem at all. Theres a confusion for the weight of the HFP's. Some say 20 lbs. others 17.5 lbs. Either the weight, it wont be a lot of added weight; stocks sport wheels weight as close to what mentioned of the HFPs.
By the way, youll be adding an inch for the wheels, but youll have to downsize the tire to a 205/45 .smaller tire=less weight
By the way, youll be adding an inch for the wheels, but youll have to downsize the tire to a 205/45 .smaller tire=less weight
And there is no way a 205/45-16 tire weighs less or is smaller than a 195/55-15. The same size diameter yes, but not smaller or lighter.
dont matter all those numbers youre putting there. what i meant is while youre putting in a smaller tire it will be less heavier for your steering, and that is for sure. i kinda forgot the tires will be wider since the wheels Hfp are 16x 6.5 I may not know how explain it to you by words, but ive grabbed both tires, and the /45 weight less...




i'll give them a call for some prices....