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- | {{search|Sparco+P260|Sparco P260}} flat-bottom wheel for increase in room between wheel and lap/legs. Plus the ultra-small 260mm diameter (10-1/4") gives even more room. This is for open-wheel competition vehicles and uses a 3-bolt pattern with 2" PCD so you would need an adapter to use with a common 6-bolt [[Steering wheel boss kit]] | + | To get more room: |
+ | * small diameter wheel | ||
+ | * flat-bottom wheel | ||
+ | * quick-release wheel | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Small Wheels == | ||
+ | {{search|Sparco+P260|Sparco P260}} ultra-small 260mm diameter (10-1/4") for increase in room between wheel and lap/legs. Plus flat-bottom wheel gives even more room. This is for open-wheel competition vehicles and uses a 3-bolt pattern with 2" PCD so you would need an adapter to use with a common 6-bolt [[Steering wheel boss kit]] | ||
<br>{{UploadPost|3190_511a12deb566b.jpg|430056}} | <br>{{UploadPost|3190_511a12deb566b.jpg|430056}} | ||
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- | MOMO Commando with flat bottom 350mm (first gen TYP Q 34 KBA 70251 - Apache style) | ||
- | <br>{{Album|17122}} {{Album|19260}} {{Album|16721}} | ||
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- | OMP Kubic with flat top crown and bottom crown | ||
- | <br>{{Album|15731}} | ||
Sparco 350mm (giving 25mm more legroom, as stock wheel is 400 mm) | Sparco 350mm (giving 25mm more legroom, as stock wheel is 400 mm) | ||
- | <br>{{UploadPost|174_57940f8ba0e97.jpg|480068|width=SM}} {{Album|4180|width=SM}} | + | <br>{{UploadPost|174_57940f8ba0e97.jpg|480068}} |
- | Extended | Deep Dish | + | {{Album|4180}} |
- | <br>{{Album|1993|width=SM}} {{Album|4246|width=SM}} | + | |
- | Flat-bottom | + | == Flat-bottom Wheel == |
+ | {{search|OMP+Kubic|OMP Kubic}} with flat top crown and bottom crown | ||
+ | <br>{{Album|15731}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | Flat-bottom ({{Images|MOMO+Commando+2|MOMO Commando 2}}?) | ||
<br>{{Album|1206}} | <br>{{Album|1206}} | ||
+ | {{images|MOMO+Commando+Q.34|MOMO Commando}} with flat bottom 350mm (first gen TYP Q 34 KBA 70251 with small horn button - Apache style but with "MOMO" on top of wheel) | ||
+ | <br>{{Album|17122}} {{Album|19260}} {{Album|16721}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Quick Release == | ||
Quick-Release Wheel allows you to get seated | Quick-Release Wheel allows you to get seated | ||
<br>{{Album|3104}} | <br>{{Album|3104}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | = misc = | ||
+ | Extended | ||
+ | <br>{{Album|1993}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | Deep Dish | ||
+ | <br>{{Album|4246}} | ||
= Woods = | = Woods = |
Revision as of 10:15, 14 July 2021
Aftermarket steering wheels have greatest variety, look great, have better shapes and sizes than factory wheels.
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Overview
Aftermarket steering wheels generally require an adapter hub.

Purchase an aftermarket (non-factory) wheel for various reason:
- Looks. Beautiful natural woods, a variety of bright colours, hi-tech looking modern designs, or maybe chrome
- Room. A smaller diameter wheel requires more effort to turn, but provides a bit more leg room
- Tall drivers. For those who like the seat back, extend the wheel
- Racing. Smaller wheel turns the car faster for tight road circuits
Room
To get more room: * small diameter wheel * flat-bottom wheel * quick-release wheel
Small Wheels
Sparco P260ᴳ ultra-small 260mm diameter (10-1/4") for increase in room between wheel and lap/legs. Plus flat-bottom wheel gives even more room. This is for open-wheel competition vehicles and uses a 3-bolt pattern with 2" PCD so you would need an adapter to use with a common 6-bolt Steering wheel boss kit
Sparco 350mm (giving 25mm more legroom, as stock wheel is 400 mm)
Flat-bottom Wheel
OMP Kubicᴳ with flat top crown and bottom crown
Flat-bottom (MOMO Commando 2ᴵ?)
MOMO Commandoᴵ with flat bottom 350mm (first gen TYP Q 34 KBA 70251 with small horn button - Apache style but with "MOMO" on top of wheel)
Quick Release
Quick-Release Wheel allows you to get seated