Stuart B.
'74 TR6 & '80 TR8
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> From: Michael Noerregaard <triumph@ibm.net>
> To: triumphs@autox.team.net
> Subject: Result of TR6 tire poll
> Date: Monday, March 10, 1997 3:28 AM
>
> Fellow scions,
>
> I have not gotten 19 responses to my TR6 tire poll - and the answers are
> listed at the bottom of this e-mail
> - of the 15 responses who quoted width, 6 were using 205 width, 3 215, 3
185
> - of the 12 responses who quoted brand, 3 use BF Goodrich Touring, 3
Redlines
>
> All in all, probably not a very representative sample, but interesting to
> see the different choices of the scions - and especially to see the
> differences in the combinations of width and profile, and consequently
> differences in diameter, which must throw some people's speedos off.
>
> Personnaly, I will probably look around for a set of BF Goodrich Touring
> when it warms up enough outside to take the car for longer trips.
>
> Thanks for the responses - if anybody wants to add to this list, just
drop
> me an e-mail back, and I will repost in a month or so what the situation
is
> like.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Michael
>
>
> P.S. I hope, that I included everybody who wrote to me:
>
> WHO BRAND WIDTH PROFILE
> Chet BF Goodrich Touring TA 205 70
> Bill Georgas 205 65
> John Wiseman Michelin Redlines
> Ernest Janzen (original) 185
> Aaron Johnson BF Goodrich Comp T/A HR-4 205 60
> Gary Blake Michelin XVS-P 185
> Mike Frerichs Michelin Redlines (original)
> Dennis Culligan BF Goodrich Touring TA 205 70
> John Ruppert Michelin Redlines 185
> Roger Bolick (recommends this) 205 70
> Shane Ingate BF Goodrich Touring TA 205 70
> Bob Jones (on 7" Panas) 215 65
> Ian (standard tires)
> Ian (low profile Eagles)
> Bill Burroughs (recommends this) 195 75
> Bob Lang Michelin XGT4 (street) 215 70
> Bob Lang Hoosier Radial Road Race (AutoX) 225 55
> Irv Dunlop D40M2 (on 7" wheels) 215 60
> Ronald Olds Michelin XWX 195 70
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