Show Me Your Steering WheelZz!
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milton i have almost the same setup as you lol but im not going to use a finisher for the shift **** and i went with a black workbell quick release. always good stuff from you bro
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I highly doubt the nrg slim QR will fail under normal usage, because of the simplicity of the design, but I do have my concerns. When I have the funds I probably will switch it out to the Works Bell Slim QR.
As far as positioning goes, I love it with the nardi deep corn. I can still reach the turn signals (without taking my hands off wheel), and I can have the concave design of the wheel (and it sits a few MM closer to me). I find the regular QR I have to take my hands off the wheel.
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Damn, I gotta admit the team orange suede steering wheel and team orange QR is my dream setup. Too bad when I went to order the suede wheel was sold out.....