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simonpen
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Alloy wheel size
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09 May, 2021, 07:16:47 AM »
I have a set of Cromodora 13x6 wheels which I bought for my S1 Coupe, however I only want to fit 165 tyres. Are there any 13 inch alloys that are 5 or 5.5 inches wide that anyone knows of?I can probably get some Minilites but I don't think they suit the Fulvia.
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Re: Alloy wheel size
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09 May, 2021, 10:33:54 AM »
although not "recommended", 165 do fit on 6J. I run these on my 1600 sport....
Have you checked the clearances especially on the rear callipers for the Cromodoras?? Very tight and handbrake can machine the alloy...
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Re: Alloy wheel size
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09 May, 2021, 11:17:02 AM »
Possibilities:
https://www.fulviaclub.it/le-auto/la-tecnica/le-ruote/
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Thanks Tim, I shall try a wheel on the rear before buying any tires. Sebastien, interesting site, a wider range of wheels than I thought.
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An update on my misfire:
Was the voltage regulator. Trouble shot by running with headlights on and cured the problem.
Anyone needing a VR with correct spade connectors VW heritage do a Brazilian Bosch unit that is perfect. Whilst not in the correct case it is only £51 and no faffing around changing the connections. heritagepartscentre.com
Simon
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