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GQ steering wheel .....wanted

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GQ steering wheel .....wanted

Post by KRI55 »

Hey again,
I'm chasing after a grey Gq steering wheel in really good nick.
Mine is a 90 model,but anything upto 97 should fit.

I don't mean to be scabby,but the cheaper the better,and the closer to redcliffe(north brisbane)the better.

Thanx
James. :D
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Re: GQ steering wheel .....wanted

Post by bogged »

KRI55 wrote:Hey again,
I'm chasing after a grey Gq steering wheel in really good nick.
Mine is a 90 model,but anything upto 97 should fit.

I don't mean to be scabby,but the cheaper the better,and the closer to redcliffe(north brisbane)the better.

Thanx
James. :D

Why not buy an aftermarket one?? would be cheaper... But if your desperate, i have my old one hanging in the shed....
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Post by KRI55 »

I take it you mean a sports steering wheel.
Won't they look a bit odd?Cause there a lot smaller.
Are they better or worse for driving?


:D
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Post by bazzle »

I got an Urethane one from Supercheap $80
Boss $65

Looks OK, drives OK, a bit heavier when tyres deflated to 15psi.. but...

Bazzle
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Post by bogged »

KRI55 wrote:I take it you mean a sports steering wheel.
Won't they look a bit odd?Cause there a lot smaller.
Are they better or worse for driving?


:D



Looks fine, looks better, drives just as good, less work when on road, more as God says with 15 or less in the black rim protectors.
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Post by chimpboy »

Got a photo of this, Bogged?

Jason
This is not legal advice.
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Post by bogged »

chimpboy wrote:Got a photo of this, Bogged?

Jason


Gimme about 30 mins to put cammo to bed, I'll go take 1.
Mine is same as Bazzle and Nicks, and several others.
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Post by chimpboy »

Cool. If it looks good I'll sell KRI55 my steering wheel and put the money towards a better one :)

Actually, that won't do... it says "Ford" on it.

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Post by bogged »

Stock and Aftermarket.
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Post by KRI55 »

bogged,
I know that steering wheel.Approx how tall are you,and can you still see all the guages ok?

I'm 6'1(183cm)





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Post by bogged »

KRI55 wrote:bogged,
I know that steering wheel.Approx how tall are you,and can you still see all the guages ok?

I'm 6'1(183cm)
Thanx


Yea Im about 6'1 round, and high.. can you see the gauges, well ... sorta. You can see the speedo up to about 30kph, then from about 140 onwards.

Depends how you have the steering column tilted, mine is adjustable.

I have marked dots on the instrument panel with a texta, so I know where the important speeds are, 40,50,60,70,80,90,100,110...
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Post by KRI55 »

ok,i drive with the tilt right up.
Is there any chance in that position of seeing the speedo with the sports wheel?
What sort of nick is your original steering wheel in,and how much would you want for it?

:D
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Post by bogged »

KRI55 wrote:ok,i drive with the tilt right up.
1) Is there any chance in that position of seeing the speedo with the sports wheel?
2) What sort of nick is your original steering wheel in,and how much would you want for it?

:D


1) maybe, depends on how you sit, sometimes if I kick back a little yes I can see the whole thing. but other times when I sit right forward, nope.

2) $25 + post.
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Post by KRI55 »

what condition is it in?

Mine is falling to pieces at the top...just wearing away from 280k's.

How much do you reckon postage would cost?

Could you arrange a c.o.d. if i buy it?
Might grab that GQ factory handbook/manual as well if you still have it.

Would it be asking to much for you to post a pic of the wheel,mainly the top of it where your hands go?

Sorry about all the q's,and thank you for your patience and help.

Cheers james. ;)
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Post by bogged »

KRI55 wrote:what condition is it in?

Mine is falling to pieces at the top...just wearing away from 280k's.

How much do you reckon postage would cost?

Could you arrange a c.o.d. if i buy it?
Might grab that GQ factory handbook/manual as well if you still have it.

Would it be asking to much for you to post a pic of the wheel,mainly the top of it where your hands go?

Sorry about all the q's,and thank you for your patience and help.

Cheers james. ;)


had a look at it, its in good cond, its a 12yr old wheel, its got a bit of wear, the actual rubber is spinning on the metal of the wheel

you are probably better off with the Autotechnia one.. gettin a good GQ one could suck

i'll get photos tomorrow in daylight.
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Post by Shorty40 »

Just chuck a sports wheel on it ;)

I am about to do the same in my GQ :armsup:
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Post by bogged »

Shorty40 wrote:Just chuck a sports wheel on it ;)

I am about to do the same in my GQ :armsup:


I agree
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Post by bj on roids »

You would be surprised what fits on. Try a skyline one. :lol:
hands and mums dont count!!!
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Post by bogged »

bj on roids wrote:You would be surprised what fits on. Try a skyline one. :lol:


Someone mentioned Pulsar kit too...

Going the old Kenworth W model Steering wheel that comes stock on the GQ, aint the answer!
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