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donut

posted on 15/2/06 at 07:30 PM Reply With Quote
How big is yours?

I have one that's 255mm and one that's 350mm. My wife says one's too small and the other 'feels' too big!!

How big is yours?

I'm talking about steering wheel size of course!! And what make/model have you gone for?

[Edited on 15/2/06 by donut]





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Hellfire

posted on 15/2/06 at 07:36 PM Reply With Quote
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Triton

posted on 15/2/06 at 07:42 PM Reply With Quote
Does Mr SVA mind those wheels?....kinda like that for our next project





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donut

posted on 15/2/06 at 07:45 PM Reply With Quote
As long as the metal center bit is radiused or padded it ok.

What size is it as thats the main reason for the question!!





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Hellfire

posted on 15/2/06 at 08:01 PM Reply With Quote
320mm - Same size as the steering wheel.....

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donut

posted on 15/2/06 at 08:38 PM Reply With Quote
Ahhh you poor thing Helfire, oh well your personallity makes up for it!!





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Wadders

posted on 15/2/06 at 08:42 PM Reply With Quote
240mm with a flat bottom i feel so inadequate although i have a huge willy which kind of makes up for it

[Edited on 15/2/06 by Wadders]

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zetec

posted on 15/2/06 at 09:25 PM Reply With Quote
11" with the optional squashy pad for the centre. Might move up to a 12" if I find another I like.





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Danozeman

posted on 15/2/06 at 09:32 PM Reply With Quote
Nice big sierra one at the min. Then a 10inch 3 spoke mountney jobby. Unless i find that too small to handle then ill go 12inch. (im not used to handling small things)





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donut

posted on 15/2/06 at 09:58 PM Reply With Quote
I think Westfields are either 11" or 12", anyone know?





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Avoneer

posted on 15/2/06 at 10:04 PM Reply With Quote
240mm Racetech for me - but wife likes to hold it as it's detachable.

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Avoneer

posted on 15/2/06 at 10:05 PM Reply With Quote
I think 12" is about proportianly right for a 7.

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Humbug

posted on 15/2/06 at 10:39 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by zetec
11" with the optional squashy pad for the centre. Might move up to a 12" if I find another I like.


Ditto - sometimes after a run the 11" wheel feels a bit small and I have aching forearms

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donut

posted on 15/2/06 at 11:00 PM Reply With Quote
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Ditto - sometimes after a run the 11" wheel feels a bit small and I have aching forearms

I'm glad you put the word 'wheel' in there cos without it i would have wet myself laughing!





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DarrenW

posted on 16/2/06 at 09:56 AM Reply With Quote
I fitted a 13" SWM wheel and collapsible boss for SVA. Got thro' no probs. Wheel has no holes or slots in the spokes (SVA said they would fail it if it did) and the external rad on spokes is over 2.5mm.
I did have the Sierra wheel on at first but failed on height, it was the SVA man who said what i could use instead in terms of smaller wheel.

The wheel is a good size for the car. I dont like the very small wheels. After SVA i fitted a snap off kit - highly recommended. No slogger like you can get with the £50 hex style removable kits.






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donut

posted on 16/2/06 at 10:01 AM Reply With Quote
Mine is like this but in black and it's 350mm / 13 3/4"







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