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Hi all

I have a brand new pair of Alfa Romeo 155 Hub Brackets and Genuine Bearings to suit.

Probably impossible to buy nowadays, so this might be the last chance to get some shiny new bits!



PM me with interest

Are they v6 or twinny

ooh!

i didn't realise there was a difference Chris?

but, i have offered therm up against some v6 hubs that i swapped out for Fiat Coupe, and they look the same as those.

how else do i tell them apart Chris?

going by the part numbers they are V6 bearings
part numbers for hub carriers looks the same, bearings are different for twinnies & V6 but the differences are just in the drive flange & bearings, not the hub carrier....

What's the size where shock bolts on?

If they are v6 I'll have a deal with you

What dimension do you need Chris, the bolts holes or the actual length and width of bracket?

Ive still got all the original suspension and brakes from the v6, so i can soon offer them up anyway

V6 struts are fatter

If it helps anyone, I have one new 155 v6 front strut - bought from alfashop many years ago, can't remember if they are handed or not and can't remember which side I fitted for an mot and which side I couldn't be bothered hence has been stored for years.

I also have 2 brand new SKF rear bearings for a 155 twin spark with abs, and I have at least one, possibly 2 SKF front bearings for the same. I might have fitted a front so might be just one.

petrolhead wrote:What dimension do you need Chris, the bolts holes or the actual length and width of bracket?

Ive still got all the original suspension and brakes from the v6, so i can soon offer them up anyway

Cool offer them up and let me know

Hi all, Chris

I offerd them up to known V6 struts and hubs, and they would certainly seem to be a match for them, and the ID/OD bearing dimensions measure up correctly too.

So i would say, yes, they are V6 hub brackets and bearing,

Any good to you?

Ok cool. I'll call you in a few days

post 4 guys?

Sorry mate, were you feeling ignored?


I thought it just as well to offer them up to be doubly sure the bearings were supposed to be for those brackets, plus the possibility of the v6 struts being broader at bracket end, i felt it needed a physical confirmation!


In short, i haven't a clue what I've got half the time!

slightly mate

all the info needed to sort through any fiat/alfa/lancia parts is here incase anyone hasn't used eper before.

http://eper.fiatforum.com/eper/navi?KEY ... E=D&RMODE=

using the eper catalogue it confirmed the 1.8,2.0 & 2.5 155 share the same hub.
also confirmed that the bearings are part number 46421951 (as in your picture) for the V6 and 46529970 for the 1.8/2.0
drive flange is also a different part number so as the hub is the same we can conclude that the inner bearing dimensions are different between the 4 & 6 cyl models


of course it's easier to check physically