So does anyone know if the new Fiat 500 alloys will fit onto a panda / panda 100hp? could be an interesting mix!
has anyone got any pics ?
has anyone got any pics ?
General Panda and new fiat 500 alloys
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General Panda and new fiat 500 alloys
Not sure if they would fit but these off the 500 would look great on the 100hp (photoshop experts might oblige...)
KozmoNaut
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babbo umbro
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Too fussy - makes car look too slab-sided - simpler=better - I think - don't want to start the rabid dogs running.
KozmoNaut
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I agree 100%. I generally prefer no-nonsense 5/6 spoke wheels, though in some cases the best-looking wheel is without a doubt a BBS mesh wheel or a thin spoked wheel like the one above.
But it really depends on the car, which is why I'm putting some nice 5-spokes on mine.
EDIT: Something like these (though mine is a Multijet rather than a 100HP):
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They share the same PCD/offset so should go on without a problem. Heck you could even fit the new Ford Ka alloys to your Panda if you fancied it!
ScoobyChris
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Absolutely and think how long it'll take to clean those spokes each time! I think the standard alloys really suit it
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I have some dezent 5 spokes on my panda at the mo (can't remember the model name). I took this photo this morning just by chance. It's not a great angle, but thems my winter rims...
Personally think they look a bit rubbish, but they are better than the tin rims fiat sells, should be said that they are 14" too.... Need to wait till it stops being so damned cold and for there to be a bit less snow about, then it's back to the 15"s.....
Personally think they look a bit rubbish, but they are better than the tin rims fiat sells, should be said that they are 14" too.... Need to wait till it stops being so damned cold and for there to be a bit less snow about, then it's back to the 15"s.....
i know i am crap at photoshops !!
but i quite like the multispoke look myself with the car lowered
but i quite like the multispoke look myself with the car lowered
Also, the only problem with fitting 500 alloys is that the hub plates have the 500 logo on them...
