Brand New Carbon Fiber Flat Bottom Steering Wheel for 350's and few others
03-06-2017, 11:32 AM
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03-06-2017, 01:34 PM
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If you want customization options, check out Royal Steering Wheels in the UK.
http://royalsteeringwheels.com/
Click on the Gallery link on the left to see several examples.
http://royalsteeringwheels.com/
Click on the Gallery link on the left to see several examples.
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03-09-2017, 12:48 PM
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The fact that it retains everything OEM about the wheel is a huge bonus for me.
Im planning to have it mounted tomorrow night, even though my interior is torn apart I will snag some pictures for everyone
03-11-2017, 04:25 PM
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Got it all taken care of today. And the only way to say it is that this wheel is pretty fantastic. Only one minor complaint that I can come up with at all. But for now we will just go through a bunch of pics. Overall I think the look and feel of this wheel are perfect. Perfect combination of OEM style, feel, and class; all while not being an obnoxious eye sore. Other than that, do not buy this wheel for weight reduction, it is definitely heavier than the OEM wheel.
New VS Old
Pulled off the trim parts, mine were heavily sun baked so I sanded them a little with 400 grit to smooth them out, then vinyl wrapped them black.
And some fully assembled glory
And here is a before/after
And as I said, the only complaint I could come up with. The plastic near the silver trim pieces does not sit completely flush with the perforated part. The other side of the wheel was fine, this side just has a small gap. Nothing that you can see while its on the car, just something I figured I would inform you guys of.
New VS Old
Pulled off the trim parts, mine were heavily sun baked so I sanded them a little with 400 grit to smooth them out, then vinyl wrapped them black.
And some fully assembled glory
And here is a before/after
And as I said, the only complaint I could come up with. The plastic near the silver trim pieces does not sit completely flush with the perforated part. The other side of the wheel was fine, this side just has a small gap. Nothing that you can see while its on the car, just something I figured I would inform you guys of.
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03-11-2017, 09:37 PM
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Got it all taken care of today. And the only way to say it is that this wheel is pretty fantastic. Only one minor complaint that I can come up with at all. But for now we will just go through a bunch of pics. Overall I think the look and feel of this wheel are perfect. Perfect combination of OEM style, feel, and class; all while not being an obnoxious eye sore. Other than that, do not buy this wheel for weight reduction, it is definitely heavier....
Can u advise how it changes the perceived road feel of driving w that wheel?
I have a very lightweight keys racing now.. But with my giant 295 r888 front r compound tires, as well as heavy positive scrub from the widebody fitment up front, and solid bushings.. ****I'm actually trying to tame down and weight up the steering feel a bit..*** Mine has WAY too much feedback.. Enough that a thin steering wheel actually can hurt your hand after awhile. Lol.. Thanks for any input you can give.
03-12-2017, 05:21 AM
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Can u advise how it changes the perceived road feel of driving w that wheel?
I have a very lightweight keys racing now.. But with my giant 295 r888 front r compound tires, as well as heavy positive scrub from the widebody fitment up front, and solid bushings.. ****I'm actually trying to tame down and weight up the steering feel a bit..*** Mine has WAY too much feedback.. Enough that a thin steering wheel actually can hurt your hand after awhile. Lol.. Thanks for any input you can give.
I have a very lightweight keys racing now.. But with my giant 295 r888 front r compound tires, as well as heavy positive scrub from the widebody fitment up front, and solid bushings.. ****I'm actually trying to tame down and weight up the steering feel a bit..*** Mine has WAY too much feedback.. Enough that a thin steering wheel actually can hurt your hand after awhile. Lol.. Thanks for any input you can give.
But once I get it back down on the ground and running, I will absolutely chime back in
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03-15-2017, 01:44 PM
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03-15-2017, 01:52 PM
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I'm glad people found this thread useful, I've always wanted a wheel that looked badass and wouldn't cost me half my face if I crashed. I figured more people felt the same way so I posted it up on here, glad I helped.
