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15" 5 spoke alloys fiat fitment CHEAP
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15" 5 spoke alloys fiat fitment CHEAP
So cheap yet so ugly.
Liam
Liam
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not ugly mate. looked fine on mine 
look below! ive seen alot worse eg, standard cing alloys :yuck: . well i suppose people have different taste.
look below! ive seen alot worse eg, standard cing alloys :yuck: . well i suppose people have different taste.
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meowpuntomk1 said:not ugly mate. looked fine on mine
to be fair cant really compare std rims to aftermarket, esp when you consider cinq rims were designed about 10 years ago so by now course they're gonna be out of fashion as such
Excellent rebuttal Ghost.
PuntoMK1, didn't notice you had those rims, they yours then? Still ugly all the same.
Sorry to other Excite owners but your rims don't excite me.
Liam
PuntoMK1, didn't notice you had those rims, they yours then? Still ugly all the same.
Sorry to other Excite owners but your rims don't excite me.
Liam
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changed my pic with my new rims so there not below the post anymore.
Does n1 no if theyd fit straight onto a cinq as they are without rolling the arches. Plus would they need wobbly bolts...?
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hi mate they should fit straight on i have the wobble bolts with them unsure if they would rub or not depends on the offset on a cing compared to a punto and if your cings lowered or not
unsure if they would rub or not depends on the offset on a cing compared to a punto and if your cings lowered or not I think them alloys... would look nice on a cinq, but arch work is likely to be needed.
How exactly can i make these wheels fit my cinq. I know i need to roll the arches, but i dont know exactly how to do it. Is it hard, can i do it myself, what do you do and how much does it cost. Also are there any problems afterwards. Any help would be appreciated. Ive looked over previous threads and they seem a bit vague or the opposite (too detailed / technical)
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normally its the lip underneath your archs that needs a few mm taking off to stop them rubbing u could do it yourself if your good at body work as you would need to respray the arch lip after cutting it down. i think a garage charges about £40 per arch to do this.
Just found some previous threads and i think i'll give it a miss mate. Mainly coz im on budget. Cheers anyway.
Cheers anyway.
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ok bud no probs
