I know most Fiat and Lancia wheels from 70-mid 80s will fit the 128, but will any newer wheels do, eg Punto, Seicento, Bravo, Marea, new Panda etc. Also what about Alfas? Suds, 75, 33, 156 etc.
Cheers

They all have the same stud pattern (4x98 PCD) but I wouldn't have thought you could go above 14" rims without arch modifications on a 128. Some of those new alloys (Alfa 156 for example) will be 15". If you stuck to 13" options though, you'd be OK.

i bought OZracing (white) superturismo wrc wheels in 14 inch with 185/55r14 tires (nangkang)

http://www.ozracing.com/at-team/wheels/racing/superturismo-wrc/en

http://www.ozracing.com/at-team/wheels/racing/superturismo-gt/en

I run 185/55R14's too and I have seen 195/45R15's on a race 128 with slightly rolled arches. You just gotta watch the offset. Anything larger than say 38mm on a 6 inch wheel you will need to run spacers. I think 156's run 5x98 don't they?

myte128 said:

I run 185/55R14's too and I have seen 195/45R15's on a race 128 with slightly rolled arches. You just gotta watch the offset. Anything larger than say 38mm on a 6 inch wheel you will need to run spacers. I think 156's run 5x98 don't they?

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I think all 156`s run 5 stud wheels, the 164 ran 4 stud on the 4 cylinder enignes, 5 on the V6`s, I think the 155 is the same.

The 145 & 146 ones should be 4 stud, but I think all the 147`s are 5 stud.

Basically all the 4 stud Alfa`s run the same 4-98mm PCD & offsets as the Fiats & Lancias.

So do old Seat`s (pre VW), Lada`s & FSO`s.

Be careful of some of the non fiat fiats.

Frinstance, the GP is based on Opel Corsa running gear, so they are 4 x 100.

Cheers

SPD