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

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  • #1 16665378
    Rakovia
    Level 9  
    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
    Admin of Cars group
    And isn't it easier to measure?
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  • #3 16665410
    Rakovia
    Level 9  
    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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  • #4 16665624
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    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
    Level 24  
    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
    Level 9  
    Thanks Marek. I was afraid of this.
  • #7 16666540
    T5
    Admin of Cars group
    At the author's request, I open the topic again.
  • #8 16666954
    Rakovia
    Level 9  
    After thoroughly cleaning the rims, I found another marking:
    LK 98. Yet 4x98?
  • #9 16667115
    marek49ae
    Level 24  
    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
    Level 25  
    Floating screws are used to compensate for such minor differences.
  • #11 16667558
    Rakovia
    Level 9  
    Ok. Thanks for the answers.

Topic summary

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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