Square 19x9.5 ET45 CSF1 V2 Type S Setup
This 2024 Integra Type S visual reference uses a square 19x9.5 ET45 LFI CSF1 V2 forged setup with 5x120 PCD, 64.1 mm center bore, 60 mm caps, silver finish direction, and cone-seat hardware planning.


Acura Integra Type S DE5 Fitment Guide
DE5 5x120 fitment, 64.1 mm center bore, square 18 and 19 inch forged setups, Type S brake clearance, and a yellow Type S fitment preview on silver forged wheels.
The Integra Type S is not a deep-lip sedan. It is a sharp front-drive performance car with big front brakes, high-offset factory geometry, and enough power to make tire choice matter. The right forged setup should sharpen the car without making the front axle fight the road.
Square fitment suits the car.
The Type S puts serious work through the front axle, so a square setup keeps the chassis honest and tire rotation simple.
Offset is the attitude control.
Too little offset can make a DE5 look aggressive for the wrong reason: steering kickback, poke, and fender stress.
Brake clearance comes first.
The face, pad height, barrel, and spoke shape need to clear the Type S front brakes before the wheel gets pretty.
| Platform | PCD | Center bore | Hardware / note |
|---|---|---|---|
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DE5 Integra Type S 2024+ |
5x120 mm | 64.1 mm | Confirm brake package, tire target, ride height, hardware seat, and center-cap requirement before production. |
This 2024 Integra Type S visual reference uses a square 19x9.5 ET45 LFI CSF1 V2 forged setup with 5x120 PCD, 64.1 mm center bore, 60 mm caps, silver finish direction, and cone-seat hardware planning.


| Platform | Use Case | Wheel Size | Recommended Tire Size | Fitment Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DE5 | 19-inch OEM+ square | 19x9.5 ET45-ET55 | 265/30R19 | Clean Type S direction with factory-like tire diameter, forged weight reduction, and strong road stance. |
| DE5 | 19-inch aggressive street square | 19x9.5 ET42-ET48 | 265/30R19 or 275/30R19 | More visual push. Ride height, camber, and tire shoulder need careful checking. |
| DE5 | 18-inch fast road square | 18x9.5 ET45-ET52 | 265/35R18 | Best all-round driver setup for sidewall, tire availability, and front-end bite. |
| DE5 | 18-inch track / canyon square | 18x10 ET45-ET50 | 275/35R18 | Big-tire direction. Camber, front inner clearance, and brake barrel must be confirmed. |
| DE5 | Comfort-focused road square | 18x9 ET45-ET50 | 255/35R18 or 265/35R18 | More sidewall and a calmer road feel while keeping the Type S planted. |
| DE5 | Show-spec 19-inch square | 19x10 ET45-ET50 | 275/30R19 | Maximum visual width for a stock-body car. Best for owners who can tune height and alignment around the tire. |
| DE5 | Winter / rough-road forged set | 18x8.5 ET45-ET50 | 245/40R18 or 255/35R18 | A lighter, easier road setup where comfort and tire protection matter more than max width. |
LFI Acura Integra Type S wheels are engineered around exact 5x120 hub geometry, 64.1 mm hub-centric machining, Type S brake clearance, square tire support, target weight, load rating, center-cap requirements, and final stance.
The Integra Type S is lighter than many luxury sedans, but it is quick, sticky, and often driven hard. Big front brakes, high-grip tires, track days, repeated high-speed braking, road impacts, and front-drive tire loading still require proper reserve. For selected DE5 road-use specifications, LFI positions 690 kg per wheel as a practical lightweight target, while 790 kg can be evaluated for stickier tires, harsher roads, track use, or extra-reserve builds.
Wheel strength is not only vertical load. Type S wheels also see braking, cornering, tire grip, hub-pad stress, bolt-seat stress, spoke-root stress, and rim-barrel torque reaction. This is why LFI reviews selected DE5 specifications against approximately 1,500 Nm per front wheel static torque-load cases.
Final load rating should be checked against the exact vehicle label, tire load index, brake package, and intended use. The goal is to keep the forged wheel rating proportional to a front-drive performance sedan while leaving enough reserve for real roads, brake load, tire grip, and repeated use.
| Wheel Load Rating | Per-Axle Equivalent | Margin vs Axle Baseline | Status | How LFI Positions It |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 590 kg | 1,180 kg per axle | ~3% margin | Low reserve | Use only where the exact vehicle weight, tire, and road use support it. |
| 690 kg | 1,380 kg per axle | ~20% margin | Preferred | LFI's preferred level for selected Integra Type S road forged specifications. |
| 790 kg | 1,580 kg per axle | ~37% margin | Extra reserve | Useful for hard road use, track tire choices, rougher surfaces, or customers wanting more reserve. |
Wheel strength is not only vertical load capacity. Integra Type S wheels are loaded through front-axle braking, cornering, tire grip, road impacts, and sticky tire options. For selected forged specifications, LFI can use approximately 1,500 Nm per front wheel as a simplified torque-load target during engineering review, with final validation adjusted by vehicle, tire, brake and use case.
| Validation Load Case | Integra Type S Reference Basis | Suggested LFI Target | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Radial vehicle load | Compact performance-sedan mass, passengers, tire package, and selected wheel load target | 690 kg preferred target 790 kg extra-reserve option |
Represents vehicle mass and repeated road loading. |
| Torque load | Acceleration, deceleration, tire rolling radius, brake response, and road-load behavior | ~1,500 Nm per front wheel | Loads the hub pad, bolt seats, spoke roots, and rim barrel. |
| Cornering load | Front-drive grip, sticky tires, and fast-road or track use | Application-specific | Shows how the wheel behaves when the chassis loads sideways during aggressive cornering. |
| Combined static load case | Radial load + torque load + cornering load | Application-specific | More realistic than isolated vertical checks because real driving loads rarely occur one at a time. |
If you want the manufacturing side of the process, LFI's How LFI Wheels Are Made page shows the design, forging, CNC machining, finishing, and QC logic behind a custom forged wheel before it reaches the car.
Engineering Article
For forged wheel applications, vertical load is only one part of the engineering picture. LFI also reviews spoke-root stress, hub-pad loading, bolt-seat behavior, rim-barrel stress, brake clearance, and combined static road-load cases where relevant.


| Term | Meaning | How It Applies To LFI Custom Wheels |
|---|---|---|
| JWL | Japanese technical standard for light alloy wheels. | Used as a reference standard for relevant load and durability requirements. |
| VIA | Japanese third-party wheel registration and verification system. | Applies only to specific wheel models/specifications that are formally registered. |
| TÜV | European technical testing or certification framework. | Applies only when a specific wheel/specification has supporting TÜV documentation. |
| SAE | Common industry test framework for aftermarket wheel performance and impact evaluation. | Useful for impact and fatigue validation depending on market and specification. |
| Internal validation | LFI's own engineering and test process. | Used for bespoke specifications built from validated design families. |
| Static FEA | Computer-based engineering simulation. | Used before machining to evaluate stress, weight, torque load, and clearance. |
Some high-volume wheel specifications may have external lab reporting or third-party documentation. Bespoke Integra Type S wheels are built from proven design families and checked for load, brake clearance, center-cap fitment, and final stance. Customers can also review LFI's Testing & Compliance page for broader testing-language context.
This DE5 visual reference shows the clean square 19-inch direction: enough wheel to fill the Type S body, but still focused on driving.
The yellow Type S preview keeps a modern performance look: silver forged wheels, blue front calipers, tight body control, and a square fitment that still reads like a driver's car.




For a DE5, the best wheel is usually not the loudest one. It is the face that clears the brakes, keeps weight down, and lets the tire do its work.
The featured Type S direction uses a CSF1 V2-style wheel stance. The current CSF1 product page is the linked active CSF1 listing for similar brake-clearance-first forged builds.
A clean direction for owners moving to 18 inch tires for sidewall, grip, and lighter consumables.
For owners who want a specific face, cap, finish, or tire target while keeping Type S steering feel intact.
LFI supports Acura Integra Type S owners from Singapore with direct fitment consultation, made-to-order forged wheel engineering, finish selection, brake-clearance review, and international supply.
LFI confirms model year, 5x120 PCD, 64.1 mm hub bore, hardware seat, brake clearance, offset, tire size, load target, center-cap request, and square setup logic before production.
Owners can prioritize sidewall, pothole resistance, tire availability, steering response, track use, or maximum visual stance depending on their market and driving environment.
LFI offers Duty Paid Shipping (DDP) to major markets, so eligible customers pay the confirmed landed price with no extra import tariffs or taxes due on delivery.
Singapore customers can visit LFI at 76 Playfair Road, #01-03, Singapore 367996 to view forged wheel samples, finishes, concavity profiles, and selected in-stock wheels.
Visit hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM; Tuesday and Saturday by appointment; Sunday closed.
Malaysia customers can order directly with LFI and request pre-production consultation for road use, track use, tire availability, and brake clearance.
| Reference | Why It Matters | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Acura Integra Type S Specifications | Factory reference for Type S platform details, tire size, and vehicle specification context. | Acura Press Kit |
| JWL / VIA Wheel Standards | Japanese light-alloy wheel standard and third-party verification context for JWL / JWL-T marking and VIA registration. | Japan Light Alloy Automotive Wheel Testing Council |
| TÜV SÜD Wheel Testing | Independent laboratory testing context for wheels, materials, components, fatigue testing, impact testing, and international wheel standards. | TÜV SÜD Wheel Testing |
| Standards Testing Laboratories | Automotive wheel test-lab context for fatigue, impact, load / deflection, and compliance-related validation. | Standards Testing Laboratories |
| SAE J2530 | Aftermarket passenger-car and light-truck wheel performance requirements and test-method context. | SAE J2530 |
The DE5 Integra Type S uses 5x120 PCD. LFI still confirms the exact car before production because brake package, hardware seat, center bore, and cap plan matter as much as bolt pattern.
The DE5 Integra Type S uses a 64.1 mm hub-centric center bore in this guide.
The featured visual reference uses a square 19x9.5 ET45 setup for a 2024 Acura Integra Type S, with 5x120 PCD, 64.1 mm center bore, 60 mm caps, silver forged-wheel finish direction, and cone-seat hardware planning.
Yes. 19x9.5 keeps the car close to the factory Type S wheel size while letting the offset, spoke design, and brake clearance be tailored for a stronger forged setup.
Yes. 18 inch setups are popular when the owner wants more tire sidewall, lighter tire options, sharper track-day economics, and better rough-road comfort.
Yes, 18x9.5 is a strong DE5 direction when the offset, brake barrel, spoke clearance, tire size, and ride height are matched correctly.
Yes for aggressive street and track cars, but it becomes more dependent on camber, tire shoulder, ride height, and front inner clearance.
265/30R19 is the clean factory-style tire direction. Some owners move wider, but that needs a full clearance review.
265/35R18 is a strong road and track starting point for the Integra Type S. Tire brand and shoulder shape can change clearance.
The DE5 is a front-drive performance sedan with big front brakes and high-offset factory geometry. Too much poke can hurt steering feel and front-fender clearance.
It can share many fitment ideas with the FL5 Civic Type R, but LFI still checks the exact Acura body, tire target, ride height, and brake clearance before production.
Yes. Brake clearance is treated as a primary part of the specification, especially on the Type S front axle.
For selected DE5 road-use forged specifications, 690 kg per wheel is the preferred level in this guide. 790 kg is useful when the wheel family, tire, and use case justify more reserve.
For this guide, LFI reviews selected Integra Type S specifications against approximately 1,500 Nm per front wheel static torque-load cases.
Yes. Square fitment suits the Type S well because it keeps tire rotation simple and supports the front-drive chassis balance.
It is possible, but square is normally the cleaner performance direction. Staggered sizing is more of a visual choice and must be checked carefully.
Yes, when the center-cap diameter, pocket depth, and face design are planned before machining. The 7933 build used a 60 mm cap plan.
The current guide images show a silver forged-wheel direction on a yellow Acura Integra Type S. LFI can still quote black, brushed, polished, bronze, or custom finishes per build.
Yes. LFI supports local Singapore and Malaysia customers and also ships forged wheels internationally with fitment consultation.
LFI needs the model year, brake package, tire target, ride height, current alignment, center-cap plan, PCD, center bore, hardware seat, finish, load target, and driving style.
Send LFI your DE5 year, brake package, tire target, ride height, center-cap plan, finish direction, and driving style. We will turn that into a forged wheel specification that looks right and drives right.