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tony9876

posted on 3/12/03 at 10:41 AM Reply With Quote
Steering Wheel

Does anyone know the regulations regarding steering wheels?
Thanks.
P.SWhere can I get a copy of the SVA manual.
Tony

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JoelP

posted on 3/12/03 at 11:24 AM Reply With Quote
OTTOMH, i think it must be padded, and no holes to trap fingers. Then the size affects the radius exempt area behind it...

http://www.jpmast.nl/svaChapters.htm

try this for help.

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Simon

posted on 3/12/03 at 11:51 AM Reply With Quote
Tony,

Best idea is to use the donor wheel, for two reasons.

Firstly, it's a previously type approved item, so shouldn't have any SVA hassles.

Secondly the exempt area around the wheel is IIRC 127mm. So after you've had your test, and you put on a 3" dia wheel, you'll be able to see the gauges you squeezed into the gap

ATB

Simon

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tony9876

posted on 3/12/03 at 05:15 PM Reply With Quote
Simon I am building everything new so there isnt a donor vehicle mate. The wheel i have doesnt have holes in it and is leather padded so it should be ok. I have racex digital guages which i am going to flush fit so i should be ok there as well.
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stephen_gusterson

posted on 3/12/03 at 07:29 PM Reply With Quote
the wheel is a bit of a minefield. SVA says it needs to be approved as part of an approved steering assby.

its gotta be Emarked.


most people fit a std steering wheel that comes with the steering assby, and then change it after sva

atb

steve






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