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Hi Al I'm am looking for some alloys for my panda does any body no of any going and can I buy some off punto mk2 I have panda 169 1.1 8v 56plate any help would be appreciated
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Alloys for panda 169
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Alloys for panda 169
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I would stick closely to what fiat used, it doesn't have to be exact a few mm isn't going to be noticeable
Thing like stability control (unlikely on a 1.1) the power steering and self centering get effected
Ride is effect by the amount of side wall
"Dry" grip is effected by the width
But even when these were officially raced and rallied the tyre width were less than fitted to the 100hp
Decide what tyres you want then match the rims
offset and rim width alters depending which tyre is fitted
www.fiatforum.com
I like the 155/80 R13 best, speed bumps, pot holes
But the later Eco has 165/60 R14 ride suffers but handling and steering is better
Anything above 175 just costs more
I would stick closely to what fiat used, it doesn't have to be exact a few mm isn't going to be noticeable
Thing like stability control (unlikely on a 1.1) the power steering and self centering get effected
Ride is effect by the amount of side wall
"Dry" grip is effected by the width
But even when these were officially raced and rallied the tyre width were less than fitted to the 100hp
Decide what tyres you want then match the rims
offset and rim width alters depending which tyre is fitted
OEM wheels and tyres | FIAT Panda (Mk3)
Wheels and tyres work together, It's best to keep as close to original as possible There is a difference between handling and grip, handling can't be assessed on a road you need to be at and passed the limits of grip Banging a wider on any old rim will not always produce the best handling and...
www.fiatforum.com
I like the 155/80 R13 best, speed bumps, pot holes
But the later Eco has 165/60 R14 ride suffers but handling and steering is better
Anything above 175 just costs more
