TR7 - TR8 Wheels - Hubs PCD (pitch circle diameter )

[tr7inc]

thanks paul

Steve

[stevie_a]

Paul I hope you don't mind me asking, but what tyres are on that wheel ...[?]


The reason I ask is the lack of writing on it almost looks like a cross ply tyre ¦[:0

[paul w]

It's a 'budget' Camac radial! 185/70 R14 Stevie. My pic.does'nt show up the markings too good,but they are on there.Dont worry,i would'nt dare put 'em on the 'Green Monster'!!

See ya. Paul

[stevie_a]

Thank God I thought you were running Cross Ply

[Chris Turner]

I have done an article with quite a few pictures of the aftermarket 13 inch alloy wheels available for the TR7 including Wolferace, Cobra and Apliance slot mags, It will be in the next issue of TR Driver.

www.triumphtr.co.uk
SJW 539S TR7 sprint
1980 TR7 Premium.

[tr7inc]

Many thanks Chris, id like to buy that very much but ive never seen the TR magazine up this way for sale, will you be going the the show next week? and do you think they will have it there? ( NEC) that is

Cheers for youre help

Steve

[Chris Turner]

Steve, its the magazine for the TR Drivers club, the issue containing the wheel article is due out early December.

www.triumphtr.co.uk
SJW 539S TR7 sprint
1980 TR7 Premium.

[tr7inc]

Im with you chris sorry, is there anyway i can getthat article when its published as im not a member with the TR club thats all, well not yet anyway, as im a member with the Worldwide TR7/8 owners club

Cheers Chris

Steve

[dycecooper]

I have a had a look through the website but could not find a thread stating who has what wheels and what sizes etc.

Any chance everyone with non standard wheels can post a picture and state the wheel and tyre sizes?

Cheers John

[trekcarbonboy]

Here's an extensive thread with everyones wheels.
http://www.trdrivers.com/wheels.html

Craig

[cozyheatdave]

Awesome link.
If I had to decide today I would be at a loss. Lots of good combinations.

Has anyone ever tried wire rims with knock-offs?

I'd like to know if it works

I couldn't repair my brakes, so I made my horn louder.
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[dycecooper]

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Here's an extensive thread with everyones wheels.

http://www.forum.triumphtr7.com/topic.a ... rms=wheels

Craig

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Your a star, thats what I was looking for.

(note to self) TRY HARDER!! [:)]

[yorkens]

These suit the TR7 very well; only second best to the factory alloys IMO. I think they´re a straight swap, perhaps some member can confirm this
http://forum.triumphdolomite.co.uk/view ... highlight=

[Beans]

Not 100% sure, but I think the stud holes are slightly smaller compared to the TR7 wheels.
So you might need to enlarge the holes a little.
Also not sure about the ET/offset, don't think they are the same.


1980 TR7 DHC (my first car, now restored and back on the road)
1981 TR7 FHC Sprint (better known as 't Kreng)

[dave.c]

I had these on my present car, wheel stud pcd is the same but 32mm wheel spacers needed to miss brakes etc.
Also I had the wheel bearings go on me shortly after acquiring the car, I now have MGF wheels.
ATB Dave

Its hard not to be big headed driving it