Technical Factory Fitted 18's body number

[Matthewr1990]

Is there a sure way to check that the 18 inch alloys are factory fitted to the car they're on? I know Bravo's with factory fitted 18's actually had different steering rack and body numbers because of how big the wheels are because I've just bought a new 150 t-jet and it had the 18's on them but I obviously don't know if they're factory fitted or added after market. If someone could tell me the body numbers for the 18's and where to check that would be brilliant. I can't get access to Eper to find out myself :/ this would be a huge help. Cheers FF

 

[1.8Stilo]

Congrats on your new purpose matt.. Did you swap the old bravo for it?

Where do I find the body number and I'll let you know what our is? Which also came with the 18's

 

[Matthewr1990]

Congrats on your new purpose matt.. Did you swap the old bravo for it?

Where do I find the body number and I'll let you know what our is? Which also came with the 18's

I don't actually know mate. I've had a friend from Bravo Enthusiasts send me his chassis stamp. Which has some info on there such as engine and Version number.

And thanks, yes I traded the old girl in, I loved her but she was falling apart. Paintwork was so bad on it. Plus I now have a beautiful Maserati blue t-jet sport

I'll make a new thread soon.

 

[rossocorsa]

No time to look at the moment but from my unreliable memory I think the body number has a B suffix

 

[Matthewr1990]

No time to look at the moment but from my unreliable memory I think the body number has a B suffix

Indeed it does. I've just found it in the handbook. If it has a B on the end of "versione-version" code (found on the crossmember under the bonnet) then it has 18's as standard and thus has the altered steering rack.

Thanks for the help