Bravo Chris
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Love the circular design alloys on the Alpha Romeo Brera. Does anybody know if these fit the bravo?
Styling Brera alloys
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Styling Brera alloys
Im probably wrong but aint the alfa alloys 5 stud...
You're not wrong - the Alfa is 5 bolt.. the Bravo 4. Won't fit without a lot of work.
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Nothing annoys me more than people spelling is Alpha....
Oh and no it won't fit
Not to mention how wrong it would look on a Bravo...
Bravo Chris
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Well that answers that then! I still think styling wise they would suit the look of the Bravo but it's a non starter if the bolts are the same realistically.
They would suit just as much as if you put an Alfa badge on your grill. For someone who don't know cars, styling wise it would look nice, but that's still an other brand's badge
If you REALLY want alfa wheels on a Bravo... the Gulietta is due out soon
Count the wheel bolts
http://www.caradvice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/alfa-149-mule-002.jpg
Count the wheel bolts
Thats not the Giulietta nor these wheels will be on production but thats off topic
Dont bother looking for Brera wheels because firstly they dont fit as people said above and secondly it would sacrilege in a way
Dont bother looking for Brera wheels because firstly they dont fit as people said above and secondly it would sacrilege in a way
Bravo Chris
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yeh the 19's look the business. They look fantastic on the Brera S. I would only have considered them on my Bravo if i could have removed the Alfa badges and replaced with Fiat.
Thats not the Giulietta nor these wheels will be on production but thats off topic
Dont bother looking for Brera wheels because firstly they dont fit as people said above and secondly it would sacrilege in a way
It's the test car bravo/alfa mule. Alfa parts on a Bravo body.
Well informed
Everyone knows that the Giulietta is just a rejiggered BravoWell informed
Not trying to be a pain in the neck ........ I am already one without trying!
If you really really want to have Alfa wheels on the Bravo, get one of those 4 holes to 5 holes converter spacers, they will need to be at least 20~25mm thick to have the necessary strength, but then the final offset would be quite different from the original spec.
You can contact this company on ebay, they can custom make one set for 4 x 98 converted to 5 x 98 with the correct hub centric size. I don't really like it as it is made of steel instead of light alloy, and the big Brera alloy is likely to rub against the Bravo bodywork with a 20mm+ spacers!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2x-Hubcentric...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_3?hash=item35a1de535f
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