are they straight fit? do you need spacers? if so what size front and back? 
General whats needed to fit punto gt alloys??
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General whats needed to fit punto gt alloys??
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some bolts are handy...
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lol, yes i knowbulldog5046 said:
wheres mase? he better hurry up to answer 
you of all should know about searching beau, infact i think theres a thread about it in styling atm. :nono: 15mm spacers iirc.
beau.... onto wat car mate?
they will fit straight onto a punto gt
they will fit straight onto a punto gt
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cinqmase said:beau.... onto wat car mate?
they will fit straight onto a punto gt
beau_4076 said:cinq
good lad....
ive got mine on with 15mm hubcentric spacers and 175/50/14 tyres, and even with a -60mm drop and someone in the back they dont scrub
the offset on the gt wheels is 45.5, and the cinq is 30.5 (even though the fronts run at 27.5) so just 15mm ones will be fine, but they are quite expensive, mine set me back about £50 for the set, then u gotta get 50mm long bolts instead of the standard 30mm long cinq ones.
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cheers and why good lad? lol, its not my cinqmase said:good lad....
ive got mine on with 15mm hubcentric spacers and 175/50/14 tyres, and even with a -60mm drop and someone in the back they dont scrub
the offset on the gt wheels is 45.5, and the cinq is 30.5 (even though the fronts run at 27.5) so just 15mm ones will be fine, but they are quite expensive, mine set me back about £50 for the set, then u gotta get 50mm long bolts instead of the standard 30mm long cinq ones.
i wouldnt like to say what im selling these wheels to buy 
I thought Punto GT's had 15" wheels?
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na. 14"Hellcat said:
Hellcat said:
nah man... these are straight off a punto GT3
well after a refurb of course 14x5.5
beau_4076 said:cheers and why good lad? lol, its not my cinq
oh right.... its all good matey!
Ah np. Thought the wheels I got from Darren were spare punto GT wheels. Must have been his spare sedici ones.
I have a spare pair of fiat hubcentric 20mm spacers. I fitted wheels with a similar offset on the front but didn't need them for the rear.
They are probably a better option than the 15mm spacers as they don't use longer bolts but have seperate bults that bolt the spacer to the hub. Then you can bolt the wheel to the spacers using the original nuts including your locking nuts if you have them. PM if interested.
The rears should be ok without spacers but you could recycle your 3mm from the front.
They are probably a better option than the 15mm spacers as they don't use longer bolts but have seperate bults that bolt the spacer to the hub. Then you can bolt the wheel to the spacers using the original nuts including your locking nuts if you have them. PM if interested.
The rears should be ok without spacers but you could recycle your 3mm from the front.
Should be fitting my GT's to the Sei soon (AREN'T I JAMIE!!!), coming with everything i need for them to fit as they are on Jamie's new car. I don't know what spacers its got but as far as i know its using same as standard bolts. Jamie (jamie86) can probably confirm.
LanciaMad said:
Me too mate. lol. Jamie having bother getting new bolts for his new wheels so we awaiting them before they go on.
I am right to assume GT brakes go on with no issues with these alloys?
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As the owner of Mase's red I can say that 15mm spacers with PGT wheels is a little to much on a 60mm drop. I've had to put the 10mm spacers from the Sei on the Cinq to stop the offside tyre rubbing on the front vents of the offside arch liner. Though this might have to do with the fact it now has a bad case of 'cento lean
wondered who ended up with mases car, said it was still on forum.. Nearlky bought it myself until jamie offered me the tub
