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Fiat 126 - Alloy wheels 13 Borbet- what is the spacing of the bolts?

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  • #1 16665378
    Rakovia
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    Hello
    I bought Borbet 13 "alloy wheels with Fiat 126 in mind. The seller had them installed in Seicento (supposedly). I would like to check before I buy the right tires if they really have a 4x98 gauge for Fiat, not 4x100, for example.
    Description on the rims: 5.5J ET38. KBA 43205 is marked on the outside. Can you use this to determine the bolt spacing?
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  • #2 16665387
    T5
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    And isn't it easier to measure?
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  • #3 16665410
    Rakovia
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    With a difference of 2 mm. (between 4x98 and 4x100) measurement at home will once be 4x98 and the second time 4x100. I think so. So I am asking if this can be read from the rim.
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    Strumien swiadomosci swia
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    Rakovia wrote:
    Before I buy the right tires, I would like to check if they really have a 4x98 gauge for Fiat

    Then put them on.
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  • #5 16665705
    marek49ae
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    Wszystko wskazuje że 4x100


    Product description
    Opel Astra F / Corsa B / Kadett E / Vectra A / Ascona C ...
    A set (4 pieces) of alloy wheels from BORBET
    Manufacturer: BORBET
    Type: CF 55338
    Dimensions: 5.5Jx13 H2
    Bolt circle: 4x100
    Offset: ET38
    KBA: 43205
  • #6 16666202
    Rakovia
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    Thanks Marek. I was afraid of this.
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    T5
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    At the author's request, I open the topic again.
  • #8 16666954
    Rakovia
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    After thoroughly cleaning the rims, I found another marking:
    LK 98. Yet 4x98?
  • #9 16667115
    marek49ae
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    Take, buddy, put those rims on, and you're done. As long as you have them at all and you are not at the purchase stage.
  • #10 16667178
    wichurewicz
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    Floating screws are used to compensate for such minor differences.
  • #11 16667558
    Rakovia
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    Ok. Thanks for the answers.
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✨ The discussion revolves around the compatibility of Borbet 13" alloy wheels with the Fiat 126, specifically concerning the bolt spacing. The user inquires whether the wheels have a 4x98 bolt pattern suitable for the Fiat 126 or a 4x100 pattern, as indicated by the previous installation on a Seicento. Responses suggest measuring the bolt spacing directly, but one participant confirms that the wheels are likely 4x100 based on product descriptions. However, the user later discovers a marking indicating LK 98, suggesting a 4x98 pattern. The conversation concludes with advice on using floating screws to accommodate minor differences in bolt spacing.
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