you select make and moddle of car on the site i gave you. came within a few days. well pakaged. highly recomend. deffo cheepest youl find
dont get them momo ones. you need hubcentric if your going over 10mm. you will get wheel wobble with universal spacers.plus youl need spigot rings. not worth the trubble.specialy over 10mm because the wheels will be held on by just the bolts. not safe at all. withe hubcentric the centre bore fits snug so no need for spiggot rings. also theres a lil lip on them for the wheels to sit on (like a lil hub extension).
http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/
so you got them off that website then? also i hope you did get hubcentric being 15mm or you will get some problems. good look with it and if you need any advise with them pm me or something as iv had plenty of experiance to try get the alloys on iv got now, running into loads of problems allong the way.but all good nowIf I put in FIAT BRAVO 2008 it comes up with nothing for any categories...
EDIT: Never mind, I've got it! Went for 15mm just to be on the safe side. (and they're MUCH cheaper!!!)
if thats the case you can always role the arches.like i had to do with mine. cost about £120 to get done pro. but can be done youself useing basic tools. a rubber mallet and a plank of wood. jack the car up take off wheel.easyer to take the arch lining out also.most cases a screwdriver for this, then to role place wood against the inside of arch and hit the wood with the mallet.
if thats the case you can always role the arches.like i had to do with mine. cost about £120 to get done pro. but can be done youself useing basic tools. a rubber mallet and a plank of wood. jack the car up take off wheel.easyer to take the arch lining out also.most cases a screwdriver for this, then to role place wood against the inside of arch and hit the wood with the mallet.
i did this method and got fustrated as it takes ages.so i used the jack that came with my car. same as above but have the car on an axlestand. the place wood on isnide of arch and the jack inside the arch and open the jack up. SLOWLY. dont worrie about bubbles as the wood softens the force and opens the arch in more diamiter than up you just used the mallet or jack on its own. repeat the method all round the arch.
its also a good idea to have a friend to heat the paint up a lil for you so that the paint doesnt flake when opening. good luck again
it worked fine. a mate of mine did it to his corser before i even thort about doing it DIY an his job was fine. so i gave it ag and all is good.
