Seicento My seicento
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hi mate car looks nice, quick question where did you get the brakelines and the brake disks and pads from? also i think a lil window tinting would look nice.
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looking good, looks like the suspension has settled a bit now 
I still say it needs yellow wheels though
I still say it needs yellow wheels though
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looking good, looks like the suspension has settled a bit now
I still say it needs yellow wheels though
Hi blu thanks
Yes the suspension has defo bedded in a good bit now,the car is running sweet as a nut "touch wood",Oh yes the yella rims
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Stealth seicento !!!:slayer:love it man ,keep it up dude.
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Update on the car, new wheels purchased from sei16v and now fitted, thanks again!
very nice guy. I'm happy with the look of the wheels and how they have transformed the car.
very nice guy
. I'm happy with the look of the wheels and how they have transformed the car.
looks great. what are wheel specs - width, offset, tyre size etc. Any spacers??
You got any more plans? I think a dash of yellow would look great, something like yellow wing mirrors and powder coated wheel nuts.?
You got any more plans? I think a dash of yellow would look great, something like yellow wing mirrors and powder coated wheel nuts.?
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Thanks very much blu!
Wheels are 13x7, offset is +10 , tyres are 175/50/13, i had to run the abarth 10mm spacers at the front with them as with no spacer it was generating a squeeky kind of rubbing noise, also tried a 5mm spacer and that was a pointless exercise as it was those universal ones and the circumference was so large it started rubbing off the brake caliper,the size of the proper abarth 10mm hubcentric spacer is much smaller in comparison to these universal ones, lol just as well i had the abarth spacers as they have come in handy!, not using any spacers on the back wheels they are running great without and fit nicely, also using the longer wobbly bolts and the sprigot rings for them too.
Hehe yeah definitely if something else catches my eye which no doubt will,
they are wonderful little cars and it's great to see how everyone on here try to keep as many as they possibly can on the roads, i wonder where the situation will be in the next 10 years!
Ahh cool i didn't know wheel bolts could be powder coated,
does that cost much and would it be likely to last long?
Btw the other day there was a couple of guy's going around cleaning out
the gutters for the council and one of them said, you should put a big skull head
on the bonnet and put some writing with it i forget the name but he said something like "frank somebody the punisher" it was funny
powder coating is pretty strong, should last a while. Not something i have ever done myself, i have dark wheels on my sei so shiny bolts works..
How about buying some of them black plastic bolt covers and painting them yellow.? Prob easier and cheaper.
How about buying some of them black plastic bolt covers and painting them yellow.? Prob easier and cheaper.
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Yeah it would probably be a better idea to get the bolt covers,
i was also looking to see if any places were doing them already in a colour
none so far i can see apart from this website but it's in the states.
http://www.colorlugs.com/
Very nice car (for a Sei) .
I think I'd have filled the thingy in the door and rear panel and (of course) popped on 14" wheels, but it's terrific.
Black chroming is a possibility for the wheel nuts, too.
How much was the vinyl?
. I think I'd have filled the thingy in the door and rear panel and (of course) popped on 14" wheels, but it's terrific.
Black chroming is a possibility for the wheel nuts, too.
How much was the vinyl?
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Very nice car (for a Sei)
I think I'd have filled the thingy in the door and rear panel and (of course) popped on 14" wheels, but it's terrific.
Black chroming is a possibility for the wheel nuts, too.
How much was the vinyl?
Hehe woohoo thanks fingers
It was a guy my bro got to do it, was something around 400 notes iirc.
it's still holding up very well, i'm really impressed with the wearing of it.
Cheapest bolt cover caps i seen were these ones,but there are plenty of other option choices on them .http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Set-Of-19mm-HEX-Metal-Wheel-Nut-Bolt-Caps-Covers-In-Black-Set-Of-20-Pieces-/230910325224?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Wheels_tyres_Trim_Nuts_ET&hash=item35c353f1e8
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I still have a set of these, they are my bro's from when he used to have his bravo.
are you comine along to the Fiat scoland meet , have a look in the meets section and you will find out the details
