Re: alfa-digest V9 #48

[George Graves <gmgraves@domain.elided>]

AFIAK, the GTV-6, Milano and 164 have the same bolt pattern. However 
the OFFSET for the FWD 164 is different than that for the RWD GTV-6 and 
Milano. As far as new replacement wheels are concerned, try 
Re-originals in  Houston Texas. They don't have a web-site, but you can 
call them at 1-(713) 849-2400 and talk to Matt, or you can E-mail them 
at

reoriginals@domain.elided

and ask for a catalog.

Used original equipment wheels as well as used racing wheels can, of 
course, always be had from Alfa Parts Exchange in Tracy Ca. 1-(209) 
833-8330. Either Larry Jr. or Michael should be able to help you there.

If you are a little more adventurous (and deep pocketed) you might also 
want to try S.L. Competition USA at 1- (478) 929-9454. these folks sell 
Speedline wheels from Italy and have a number of models that can be 
drilled/offset to fit any car including Alfas.

They have a website at:

www.GaRedcars.com

where you can look at their line of Speedline wheels.

Hope this helps.

George Graves
'86 GTV-6


On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 09:24  AM, alfa-digest wrote:


> Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 10:33:16 -0500
> From: "Spencer, Graham" <Graham_Spencer@domain.elided>
> Subject: V6 Wheel options
>
> List,
> I'm looking for a lightweight wheel for a 75/Milano, but of course 
> running
> into the usual problems with the 5x98 bolt pattern. Also having real 
> trouble
> convincing US distributors that such a car even exists. Do the GTV6,
> 75/Milano, and 164 share the same wheel specs? Are there any other cars
> using the same or similar specs? Does anyone know of viable light 
> weight
> options for the 75/Milano and where to source from?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Graham
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