Who has steels on their 6/Rallye? Pics please - Wheels / Tyres Forum

Post #1

Having seen Braymonds white steelies on his Bianca Rallye I'm kinda tempted to do similar

Anyone else run steelies on their 6/Rallye?

Post #2

I was going to run C5 steels, they are the best looking ones for a rallye but must be white! Smile

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Post #3

I've not been able to find any C5 Steels but can source some GTI6 Steels

Post #4

I cant remember whose care this was, but this I believe are gti-6 steels. Obviously not as light, bit I think they look a bit better with less holes myself.

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Post #5

Cheers fella, that's what I've got in mind but on a Bianca Rallye

Do all T plate Rallye's end in TRE?
Seen loads

Post #6

silky wrote:

Cheers fella, that's what I've got in mind but on a Bianca Rallye

Do all T plate Rallye's end in TRE?
Seen loads

Well mine doesnt so I guess not

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Post #7

braymond wrote:

silky wrote:

Cheers fella, that's what I've got in mind but on a Bianca Rallye

Do all T plate Rallye's end in TRE?
Seen loads

Well mine doesnt so I guess not

Mine neither.

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Post #8

My old rallye with 406 steels

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Post #9

peetypug wrote:

I was going to run C5 steels, they are the best looking ones for a rallye but must be white! Smile

Weller steels look better Yes

But are very heavy apparently.

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Post #10

braymond wrote:

I cant remember whose care this was, but this I believe are gti-6 steels. Obviously not as light, bit I think they look a bit better with less holes myself.

these wheels should've been factory fit imo

Post #11

T99PUG wrote:

braymond wrote:

I cant remember whose care this was, but this I believe are gti-6 steels. Obviously not as light, bit I think they look a bit better with less holes myself.

these wheels should've been factory fit imo

I quite like those, Would be good for a set of slicks Cool

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Post #12

if only they cleared brembos. I would love a set of whites on mine

Post #13

White on the red Rallye look good, think white on white might be too much, may go for grey steels

Post #14

Are they just standard gti6 spare wheels?

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Post #15

The ones on the red Rallye are standard 6 ones

Actually, dont GTI6 steels have 14 holes?

Post #16

I'm going to get my C5 "steelies" (with Partner centre caps) onto my Rallye soon, once I've sorted some tyres, and after I renew my insurance with someone more mod-friendly.

They will be a grey colour, using etch primer + lacquer and done DIY.

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Post #17

mik wrote:

They will be a grey colour, using etch primer + lacquer and done DIY.

Just what I want to do, great idea Mik

Post #18

silky wrote:

mik wrote:

They will be a grey colour, using etch primer + lacquer and done DIY.

Just what I want to do, great idea Mik

DIY spray can job FTW Cool

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Post #19

Hell yeah, my cyclones and 406 steelies are a diy job and look the nuts. Smile

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Post #20

Rub down
Primer
Paint
Laquer

?

Post #21

Rub down, (rough)
Primer,
Rub down, (fine)
Paint,
Rub down, (fine)
Lacquer,
Polish

Thumbs up

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Post #22

sod that, £100, blasted and powdercoated, job done.

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Post #23

welshpug! wrote:

sod that, £100, blasted and powdercoated, job done.

Where do you get it done? £40 a wheel up my way Sad

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Post #24

Ive got a set of standard GTI-6 steel wheels (made up of 4 x spare wheels obviously), which I kept after selling the 306 and now run R888's on them on the 180. Yes they are heavier than the C5 "steelies" but on a par with a cyclone for weight and very strong.

As for refurbing them, bugger that!! Leave em rusty!

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Post #25

The heat can be an issue I found, they seem to get quite hot quite quick in comparison to alloys, on track I'd expect you'd see issues with heat.. They seen to be less brittle than Alloys at least, flatspotted one of my steels on a chronic pothole and ended up smacking it back with a sledge, balances with less weights than it did before, I guarantee I'd have cracked an Alloy..