General Cinq Questions

[sampunto]

Hey people, i got a punto atm but im geting a cinq, well looking at one this week, i saw a few of you at santa pod at the last night rwyb and i have fallen in love with the cinqs.

here is some questions

what size wheels can you fit on them?
what tuning posibilitys are there for the 1.1 sporting... (might put a punto gt engine in it depends)
what should i look for when buying a sporting?
how easy are parts to get hold of for both engine and interior and exterior?

AND finaly what should i be paying for a decent abarth yello 1.1 sporting????

 

[dillinger39]

you can doa 1242 conversion and there are a few 1.4's out there.

 

[custard]

perhaps a look around the FAQ's! of the cinq section and a little look around the posts will give you an idea.
then you can post more specific questions,as for prices it depends on where you live.

 

[Luke]

well i paid just under a grand for my 1.1 yellow abarth sunday :slayer:

Punto GT engine wont fit. Uno Turbo does with tonnes of work. You're best off turbo'ing a 1242 block, or be different and stay N/A

Parts seem easy enough to get - for all aspects

You can put on any wheels you want to - anything fits with some work Wouldnt go any bigger than 15's as it robs too much power

 

[Liam]

All questions should be answered by using the search function.

Liam

 

[custard]

we need a

smiley

 

[chrisunoman]

:yeahthat:

 

[mase]

ello mate.... glad u joining us in cento dom, or sumthin...

anyways, in the tech section there is a massive FAQ that should answer all your questions.... https://www.fiatforum.com/showthread.php?t=29824

wheel wise, 13's or 14's are the sensible options, but anythin upto 19" have been done, as long as they have a stud pattern of 4x98, and have an offset of around 30 (changed depenin on the width of the wheel) then they can be made to fit.

engine wise, same as any engine really, induction kit, manifold, cam, chip, head work or an engine conversion https://www.fiatforum.com/showthread.php?t=22060

but havin a look around the cento section first is a good start, as virtually all the questions u have, have already been asked and answered somewhere