Personal Steering wheel question
yes it sits closer, i would say about an inch and a half. I don't think it's mainly because of the hub though. It might be due to the structure of the personal steering wheel, because of its concave structure. I actually like the configuration because everything feels so accessible. The only problem is, the turn signals and wipers are further away so it takes a bit of getting used too.
then can't you just do without the rapfixII quickrelease and just the short hub by itself? that should reduce the distance. but not sure if it would clear the roof of the main gauge. i just got the shorthub because i knew with the works bell rapfix it would bring it out even further.
Originally Posted by Torqueless,Oct 29 2008, 02:59 AM
then can't you just do without the rapfixII quickrelease and just the short hub by itself? that should reduce the distance. but not sure if it would clear the roof of the main gauge. i just got the shorthub because i knew with the works bell rapfix it would bring it out even further.
Originally Posted by Torqueless,Oct 25 2008, 03:00 PM
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and for future reference. a steering wheel puller was not needed. Save some money and time and don't get a puller. Leave the steering wheel bolt in halfway and just tap the steering wheel in a circular pattern around the handle to get it loose. You will NOT smack your head with the steering wheel like a lot of the diy sites suggests.
when i got a new wheel everyone said i needed a puller but i just wiggled it off. comes off pretty easy
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