I have 15 “ wheels can you just put 16” wheels on . Want alloys and think the 15 “ look too small .
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That's actually quite true.With the swapping wheels and tyres you might be able to get the speedo near accurate, which is more than Fiat managed to do.
With the swapping wheels and tyres you might be able to get the speedo near accurate, which is more than Fiat managed to do.
I changed to white dials, much easier to see in the daylightMy new 2019 speedo is so dark and deep down I struggle to even see it.
I still depend on the sat nav giving me my speed --- and it always accurate.
I changed to white dials, much easier to see in the daylight
The un-sprung weight would actually be lighter.Other than that ok..but will add weight to kerbweight
Alloy being lighter than steel means that the suspension has less work to do in arresting the movement of the un-sprung weight of alloys.
Yes they are lighter, the only real issue is that there needs to be more alloy, put simply the alloy wheels are thicker.Are alloy wheels actually lighter than steel wheels?
My Fiat spare alloy weighs a ton (ish)
True, false, false, true, true and trueI'd never have alloys again, quite apart from having to pump them up every week when they get a few years old, they are weaker, heavier, more expensive, get stolen and look terrible after 2 years when the tin worm runs under the laquer.
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I looked at then but they only do them for RHD.I changed to white dials, much easier to see in the daylight
Why not cantact Lockwood and see if they would look at a set for LHDI looked at then but they only do them for RHD.
Not bothered now I fitted a GPS speedo.Why not cantact Lockwood and see if they would look at a set for LHD
Are alloy wheels actually lighter than steel wheels?
My Fiat spare alloy weighs a ton (ish)
According to Hymer the 16" alloys on mine are each 3kg lighter than the equivalent 16" steel wheels.No they are usually heavier. Aluminium racing wheels are lightweight, that's the concept but they make them much stronger for road use. The road ones are all about looks.
Yes not always. I read it somewhere, must depend on the particular wheel.According to Hymer the 16" alloys on mine are each 3kg lighter than the equivalent 16" steel wheels.
I have to admit our Speedo is pretty spot on. The car is miles out.With the swapping wheels and tyres you might be able to get the speedo near accurate, which is more than Fiat managed to do.
A rare event in a Ducato, had 3 all been at least 10% high.I have to admit our Speedo is pretty spot on. The car is miles out.