Triumph TR6 Steels

Everything that keeps your car in contact with the road, and from contacting other road users.
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Hi everyone.. Anyone out there successfully fitted a set of TR6 steels to their car. I know I\'ve seen pictures of a Mk1 with them fitted, but wondered if there were any issues with clearance etc going down this route.
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Sorry to drag up an older thread but, I have TR6 steels on my MkI with no clearance problems. 5.5J X 15 wheels with 185/60R15 tyres, not sure what pressure should be in them though.<br><br>Steve<br>
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Okay, finally got my set of TR6 steels.... nice condition straight condition although a little rusty in places and the paint is a little tired, but you cant complain for £36.
Anyway trial fitted one to the car and there dont appear to be any clearance or fitment issues despite what I\'ve read elsewhere in other forums (this is a Mk2&nbsp;I\'m fitting&nbsp;them to).
The thing I\'m pondering over now is exactly what colour to go for when I repaint, so I thought I\'d ask your thoughts. Currently they are painted silver, but I\'m stripping them back to&nbsp;bare metal, then treating all the rusty areas with&nbsp;bilt hamber deox gel.
The car is white, and I have a complete set of stainless steel&nbsp;trims as well.
Initially I thought I might repaint them in silver, but I\'d also been considering black, or even red.
What does everyone else think?
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#4 Post by BIGSIX04 »

bloody marvelous i\'m still bidding/looking & you find a set for only £36!
<br>only joking gavin i think silver is the way to go
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Yeah could\'nt quite believe it myself. I wasn\'t seriously bidding... just put in a token bid of £40, and after the auction ended suddenly realised I\'d won it and had to work out how I was going to get them down from Manchester! Thats ebay for you!
Anyway will probably do a bit more refurb work tonight after the kids are in bed!
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(BTW they dont look nearly as good as they do in the picture, but they not actually too bad!)
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