hello all, am getting some anthracite (i think) Punto GT alloys for my Seicento sporting, and was wondering what spacers I would need.. am looking for the cheapest option pretty much, obviously not including not getting the spacers lol. I have seen some on demon tweeks, but they are 32mm and look a bit naff if you ask me, any advice or guidance would be much appreciated.
Rob Brown (new user)
w w w.demon-tweeks.co.uk/performance/wheel-spacers/grayston-universal-wheel-spacer-kit
in case anyone was wondering which ones I meant. =)

See this then come back. For spacers that big you need hubcentrics. FK seem to be about the cheapest.

PGt alloys is ET45 am sure. 20 mm spacers at front 10 at the rear?

Ming

ycming said:

PGt alloys is ET45 am sure. 20 mm spacers at front 10 at the rear?

Ming

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Nope!

Punto Gt alloys are 45.5. blu73 had his pgt alloys on 25 at the front and 20 on the back. The search function will bring up heaps of info for you. Good luck

Best to do the calculations yourself................

PGT wheels ET is 45.5 What is cinq/sei offset, i can never remember...

i used spacers i had lying about at the time for the PGTs on my old sei, and yes defo need hubcentric if using spacers that big.

thanks for the replies guys, i was only posting those as what i had already found, i dont really want them that big, 10-20mm would be ideal, anyone know of somewhere good? i looked at fk but couldnt see much from them for fiat, in the way of spacers that is. eibach do some but are about £50 a pair =S was kinda hoping to pay that for 4 lol. again any help would be very much appreciated =)
rob

Can't find the link -- I think Ming posted it in the (recent) springs thread.

fingers99 said:

Nope!

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That is what I am running on the Tempera alloy with ET45 and 5.5J. So yes.

As confirmed PGT alloys ET45.5

Thanks
Ming

But you're running rear disks, which affect offset by 3mm or so. 15mm is more realistic for the back. So, no!

Been through that all before. Imola Blue ran 35 et Compos with no spacers at the back (and the rear disk conversion). Blue 2 needed 3mm spacers to prevent fouling (with drums).

fingers99 said:

But you're running rear disks, which affect offset by 3mm or so. 15mm is more realistic for the back. So, no!

Been through that all before. Imola Blue ran 35 et Compos with no spacers at the back (and the rear disk conversion). Blue 2 needed 3mm spacers to prevent fouling (with drums).

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lol I have 2 cinq, the one with Tempera wheels is just drums at the back.

Thanks
Ming

You sure they're 45s?