10" steering wheel or smaller wanted

Started by Twitch247, July 11, 2014, 04:51:50 PM

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As per the title 10"  steering wheel or smaller

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why do you want a wrist breaker steering wheel?what boss are you using?deep dish ?i have 10"4 spoke.£30

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Hiya, hope you don't mind me asking but why do you want one? Purely in my honest opinion, I stress  ;-)up but I used to have one. It was fine for leverage turning lock to lock but I felt it quite hard to handle the buggy during driving (like going round roundabouts etc) the wheel would spin too much, kinda made it too sensitive IMHO. Hence I moved to a slightly bigger wheel, made a world of difference.

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Quote from: buggypete on July 11, 2014, 05:59:53 PM
why do you want a wrist breaker steering wheel?what boss are you using?deep dish ?i have 10"4 spoke.£30

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Quote from: AndyRobinson on July 11, 2014, 06:04:15 PM
Hiya, hope you don't mind me asking but why do you want one? Purely in my honest opinion, I stress  ;-)up but I used to have one. It was fine for leverage turning lock to lock but I felt it quite hard to handle the buggy during driving (like going round roundabouts etc) the wheel would spin too much, kinda made it too sensitive IMHO. Hence I moved to a slightly bigger wheel, made a world of difference.

Worth checking it first I reckon?  ;-)up

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I have to use a 10 inch....its the only way I can get me knee inbetween the steering wheel and the gear stick.  Now I am used to it I quite like it

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Quote from: Twitch247 on July 11, 2014, 04:51:50 PM
As per the title 10"  steering wheel or smaller

Cheers  ;-)up

Have you sorted this now.

I have a 10 inch deep dish grant wheel, but needs a boss, I think....
I took it off my old column, so might just pop straight on...
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