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Old 12-11-2021, 03:26 AM   #15
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Alfas are just as reliable as Subarus.
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Old 12-11-2021, 06:46 AM   #16
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I wouldn't buy any FCA product if my life depended on it because I once sold FCA products... I've seen the welds on a JL Jeep Wrangler. Not exactly the same but enough for me to stay away.

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I've had three FCA/Stellantis products over the years. The Neon sucked, but that was 1994. The 500e and Ram were peachy. But Alfa is especially bad.
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No rubbing with stock suspension 18x8.5 et44
As I mention the clearance was close. 18x9 wheels will likely not clear the coilovers 45 offset. You need to go 40 or likely 35 offset to be safe if thinking of 18x9.
HKS is already running 18x9 ET50 on their test mule.
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I've had three FCA/Stellantis products over the years. The Neon sucked, but that was 1994. The 500e and Ram were peachy. But Alfa is especially bad.
The 4cyl giulias seem to be okay per their forums with software updates seeming to fix most issues. The engine appears to be stout. Quadro appears to have more issues. The dealer network also seems to be poor/inconsistent with some charging absolutely bonkers amounts for basic services.
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Old 12-11-2021, 11:27 AM   #20
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No rubbing with stock suspension 18x8.5 et44
As I mention the clearance was close. 18x9 wheels will likely not clear the coilovers 45 offset. You need to go 40 or likely 35 offset to be safe if thinking of 18x9.
I believe the front suspension geometry is unchanged from the first version.

If that is true then 18x8.5 +48 with about 1.5* of camber will fit with about 3 to 4 mm of clearance to the spring perch. That's what I had on my 1st gen before I put on coilovers.

As of now I am planning on keeping the suspension stock, except for some crash bolts to get to 1.5* of camber so fingers crossed it will still fit. I won't know until the spring though.
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pending installation:

have Ohlin R&T delivered. Will install soon
Ferodo DS11.1 brake pads
Endless 650 brake fluid.

will be ready for track soon
I talked to a local speed shop this week and asked about the Ohlins. They said that they had made a call, that Ohlins was still testing with the newest BRZ, and an updated coilovers were still a ways out.

If this isn’t right, what should we do instead in terms of suspension options?
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HKS is already running 18x9 ET50 on their test mule.
With a big chunky spacer up front yes.
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