Honda Integra DC5 Type R Wheel Fitment Guide | 5x114.3

Honda Integra DC5 Type R wheel fitment guide for 5x114.3 wheels and Brembo brakes

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The Japanese-market Honda Integra DC5 Type R is a 5x114.3 performance platform with a high factory wheel offset and Brembo front brakes. That means a generic 5x114.3 wheel is not automatically suitable: width, offset, centre bore, spoke profile and tyre clearance all matter.

Honda Integra DC5 Type R quick reference

  • Model: DC5 Integra Type R, 2001–2006
  • PCD: 5x114.3
  • Centre bore: 64.1 mm
  • Wheel nut thread: M12x1.5
  • Factory Type R reference: 17x7 around +60 with 215/45R17 tyres
  • Front Brembo clearance must be checked for the exact wheel design

Shopping for DC5 Type R wheels? Browse the dedicated Honda Integra DC5 Type R wheel collection →. You can also compare 17-inch 5x114.3 wheels and the broader 5x114.3 range.

Why the DC5 Type R uses high offsets

The factory Type R wheel sits at a high positive offset. Moving to a wider wheel and reducing offset pushes the outer edge toward the guard while also changing inner suspension clearance. This is why an offset that looks normal on an Evo or Silvia can be aggressive on a DC5.

17x8 DC5 Type R fitment

17x8 is a popular upgrade because it supports wider performance tyres without dramatically increasing wheel size. Around +45 to +50 is a useful OEM+ starting range for many street builds, subject to the exact tyre, suspension and wheel face.

A 17x8 around +40 is a more outward enthusiast fitment. Real-world builds exist at this specification, but it should be checked rather than treated as universally conservative.

17x9 and wider DC5 fitment

17x9 can suit track and modified street cars, but the extra width makes inner strut clearance, guard clearance, tyre width and alignment more important. Lower offsets further reduce outer clearance. Plan the tyre and suspension setup before ordering a wider wheel.

DC5 Type R Brembo clearance

The factory Brembo caliper means spoke profile matters. Two 17x8 wheels with the same offset can have different caliper clearance because their spoke shapes are different. Look for a known DC5 Type R application or verify the exact wheel face before purchase.

Can DC2 Integra wheels be copied to a DC5?

No. Integra generations and variants use different PCDs and fitment geometry. Do not use “Integra” as a single fitment category. Confirm that the car is a DC5 Type R and use the correct 5x114.3 application.

Popular genuine JDM wheels for DC5 Type R

RAYS / Volk Racing, Enkei, WORK and SSR all have period-correct and modern designs that suit the DC5 when specified in appropriate offsets. Lightweight 17-inch wheels are especially natural for the platform.

Compare RAYS, Enkei, WORK and SSR.

DC5 Type R wheel fitment FAQ

What PCD does the DC5 Integra Type R use?

The Japanese-market DC5 Type R uses 5x114.3.

What is the factory DC5 Type R wheel size?

A useful factory reference is 17x7 around +60 with a 215/45R17 tyre.

Will any 17-inch 5x114.3 wheel clear the Type R Brembos?

No. The exact spoke and barrel profile must provide sufficient caliper clearance.

Is 17x8 +45 a sensible starting point?

It is a useful OEM+ aftermarket reference, but the tyre, suspension height, alignment and exact wheel design still need to be checked on the individual car.

Shop DC5 Type R wheels in Australia

Shop curated Honda Integra DC5 Type R wheels →. The collection prioritises 17- and 18-inch fitments that make sense for the high-offset chassis, but exact Brembo clearance still needs to be confirmed.

Fitment guidance is a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm the exact wheel, tyre, brakes and suspension setup on the individual vehicle.

Related Honda fitment guides

Also see the Honda S2000 AP1/AP2 fitment guide and our brake-caliper clearance guide for more 5x114.3 and Brembo-fitment context.

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