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berni has got a really nice atiwe on his tip
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Change of 993 Tiptronic original steering wheel - Help!
- Thread starter RodBod
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I was reading the info about the Raid steering wheel on Carnewal's website and it says: "Although the Raid makes the steering wheel sit closer to the driver, the spacer set can be installed to bring the steering wheel even closer to the driver."
No sure that's good for me with my size... I'm looking for more space, hence a smaller steering wheel but not wanting to bring it closer to me...
No sure that's good for me with my size... I'm looking for more space, hence a smaller steering wheel but not wanting to bring it closer to me...
RodBod said:
Don't forget the angle of the steering column will mean that a wheel that is brought closer to the driver will also be higher - which means that it will clear you knees properly. In effect, this should be ideal for the taller driver, as it will allow you to get the seat further back and still keep your elbows bent when your hands are on the wheel.
Personal choice of course, but I don't think out-stretched arms is a good thing - and I'm 6' 3"
Good point... And you're my height! 
I wasn't sure about the paddles in a 993, bit "over modern" but that is a good option.
To be honest, I probably won't use buttons/paddles much but thinking it's better to have something close to the original spec.
I wasn't sure about the paddles in a 993, bit "over modern" but that is a good option.
To be honest, I probably won't use buttons/paddles much but thinking it's better to have something close to the original spec.
grahampm said:
Graham - this looks cool. Is this the 340 mm version?
The thing that stands out with this this shot is that you appear to get an even smaller view of the speedo - or is that just the camera angle?
Also, does it actually move the wheel closer to you, and are the wiper and indicator stalks still within reach?
Andy
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Jonttt I wish you would stop posting your Z3M. I'm starting to get jealous. Very nice by the way! :thumb:
Sorry to go off topic!
Sorry to go off topic!
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