[steve11]

Hello, Does anyone know of any options for 17" wheels for the GTV6 other then Serpent Autosports and Ronal? Does OZ wheels make anything or is there anyone in the US who can custom drill a wheel that will work? Also what are all the demensions for a proper fit? Thank You, Steve

 

[AlfaTango1]

OZ does check out O.Z. Ultraleggera 17X8-Silver Finish - Alfa Romeo OEM and Performance Parts- Tel: +1 480-858-9156

 

[Alex Csank]

Depending on where you live, there are many very good custom wheel shops which cater to racers and custom applications. They can very easily supply you with some nice lightweight race wheels and drill them to fit the 5 x 98mm application. They will also machine the hub to match your hub and/or build either custom spacers or hub adapters as necessary. The trick is to find a good shop with knowledgeable staff.

 

[Zinhead]

OZ does check out O.Z. Ultraleggera 17X8-Silver Finish - Alfa Romeo OEM and Performance Parts- Tel: +1 480-858-9156

Those are listed as 5x100, not the 5x98 for GTV6's.

 

[Guest]

I believe Charlie at Serpent can make adaptors so that you can fit just about any wheel. You should call him and talk. What color is your GTV-6?

Good luck.

David
1986 GTV-6

 

[AlfaTango1]

Those are listed as 5x100, not the 5x98 for GTV6's.

After a not too intense search they may or may not be available in 5X98 but these OZ wheels are.
light alloy rims wheels Oz Forgiata 7.5x17 5x98 ET32

 

[PietereQ]

Those are listed as 5x100, not the 5x98 for GTV6's.

This is not a problem, just use floating wheel nuts and 5x100 will fit.

 

[Zinhead]

After a not too intense search they may or may not be available in 5X98 but these OZ wheels are.
light alloy rims wheels Oz Forgiata 7.5x17 5x98 ET32

OZ makes the ultraleggara's in a 5x98 format but they are typically not carried in the US anymore. Also, the stock OZ was designed for the 164 and front wheel drive Alfa's which has a slightly different hub size.

 

[JohnT]

wheels

Steve-
Check out Compomotive as well. They have 17" wheels for the GTV6. I have the MO's on mine

-JT

 

[ToonRboy]

Try Team Dynamics USA: Rimstock Plc Light Alloy Wheels. The Worlds most desirable wheels.

Don't forget centerbore size. if I recall correctly the GTV6 is 58.6 mm. So, be sure to get hubcentric rings if you decide to go 5x100 with the floating wheel nuts. Some guys that are riding on their 22+ year old wheel studs are doing this (because they absolutely have to have big aftermarket rims), are getting away with it, but IMO you'd be taking your life, and more importantly, the life of any passenger/s in your hands.

 

[Greg Gordon]

Call Charlie. He has more than he lets the public know about