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Simon發表於 2010-2-24 21:50 | 只看該作者

Abarth wheels

http://www.28car.com/par_dsp.php?h_vw=y&h_id=89147
原來出現過!

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PuntoPatrick發表於 2010-2-24 21:54 | 只看該作者

即係有人買左架500Abarth即刻換左套鈴

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古惑強發表於 2010-2-25 13:34 | 只看該作者

I must be an odd ball! Am I the only one here who is not interested in big wheels?

In fact I have been contemplating to change my foot car Bravo's 16" 205/55 tyres with steel wheels to light weight 15" alloy wheel with 195/60 tyre.

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PuntoPatrick發表於 2010-2-25 14:28 | 只看該作者

15" is too small for Bravo's outlook

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古惑強發表於 2010-2-25 17:48 | 只看該作者

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15" is too small for Bravo's outlook
PuntoPatrick 發表於 2010-2-25 14:28

You think so? But Bravo is only a foot car wow, and I think 205/55/16 is too big for just 120bhp, 195/65/15 would save on rotational mass and an even more comfortable ride. The mileage that I am doing in this moment reaches 20K km per annum, I will be changing the tyres at the end of this year. So decisions .... decisions .... decisions .....

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PuntoPatrick發表於 2010-2-25 19:01 | 只看該作者

is euro version use 15" wheel as original? just the Hong Kong dealer change them to 16"?

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古惑強發表於 2010-2-25 19:32 | 只看該作者

basic 90bp version has 15" as standard, some 120hp get 15/16 depending on trim version, 150 gets 16" alloy as standard, 17" & 18" are optional. Mine is 16" steel wheels!

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Trevor發表於 2010-2-25 23:27 | 只看該作者

I think 16" looks better... again... it's a matter of practicality vs style...

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古惑強發表於 2010-2-25 23:36 | 只看該作者

I agree 16" looks better on appearance, for a foot car my main concern is weight, fuel efficiency, accelerations & cost of tyres + investment in a set of alloys. If sticking to 16" then I might as well keep the existing 16" steel wheels, otherwise I can go for a set of light weight 15" alloy wheels, I get savings from the lighter rotational mass, cheaper tyres etc ........ $$$$

Just don't feel that a 120hp car will need 205 tyres. Coupe is using the same width section of tyres despite having almost 70% more horse power!

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