17in alloys wheels makes strange sound

Hi, I know you problem would have been solved but I am also having the same question. The only difference is my car is 2006 Honda Civi. what size should I prefer?

sorry to tell you this but it sounds like the wheel bearing was put in backwards on one or both sides. the front wheel bearings have a black speed ring built in and that is what your speed sensor reads off. - this is common as the front bearings will install either way- hope this helps

yes they can be a bit noisy depends on teh tread pattern

Yes,but most people do Both wheels to make it easier,,,

The lugs must be pounded out with a heavy mallet, the new ones can be put back in as much as possible, make sure they are straight, and then use your lug wrench to tighten on the lug nut and keep turning until the lug is fully seated.

Sounds like its not cable, but in the hand brake itself. if the release is broke, pulling up on the cable is not going to hold the car and will give way. really sounds like the locking mechanism on the hand brake is broke.

The swap is easy but too much to post here. I will fit into any civic 89-00 with the right aftermarket mounts from hasport or just go to ebay. The engine harness can be purchased at a local juck yard if you don't have a harness with 4 injectors. I you have only two injectors then the harness will need to be modified with vtec wiring and ad the other 2 injectors. Any 90-93 integra axles will fit as long as you use the halfshft. Must be manual. and use a modified shif linkage from ebay. Youmust take off the caps behind the civics hubs. Use a PWO or PR3 ECU. Good luck.

This sounds like a starter problem, does it click when you hit the key? are the battery cables ok, not corroded?

BETTER CHANGE THE BREAK DRUM BECAUSE IT MAY BE BENDED

You can get a wheel lock removal socket at NAPA or other part stores. This tool grabs ahold of the lug nut and removes them.