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steering wheel for a GQ

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steering wheel for a GQ

Post by mabsydney »

Hi,

I'm after a nice after market steering wheel for my GQ.....any recomendations as to what is good.........Momo seem to be highly recomended.......but exepensive.

The original one is knackered and I want a smaller one anyway.

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Post by blkmav »

Momo only way to drive

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Post by lexi »

what do you guys do with horn in centre
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Post by HeathGQ »

I have a cheap SAAS in mine, but I would go with a Momo if the $$ permitted.
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Post by mikmav »

A Cheap option is a steering wheel of a Pulsar, that's what was put on mine to get
RWC when the original was stuffed. Much smaller, less truck like..
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Post by bogged »

autotechnia cheap from supercheap.

it has the horn in the center, and comes with Datsun or Nissan centers.. LMAO
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Post by Red_MAv »

SO, how do these smaller wheels go when trying to view the instrument cluster?
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Post by blkmav »

lexi wrote:what do you guys do with horn in centre
Alex
Umm, press it when needed
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Post by John H »

Red_MAv wrote:SO, how do these smaller wheels go when trying to view the instrument cluster?
Pretty crap, can't see much above 80kp/h with my Autotechnica wheel. You have to look around it to see the temp and fuel as well.
Anyone wana swap for a Nissan one that is in good nic (ie. not lose and twisty)?
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Post by shakes »

depends how tall you are dude - me being your avg 5'5" short ass

sweet as. my mate thats 6'2" it sucks
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Post by bogged »

Red_MAv wrote:SO, how do these smaller wheels go when trying to view the instrument cluster?
suck arse if your over 5ft 8
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Post by mabsydney »

Thanks for the replies...........wondering if I can find enough $ to fit a Momo hehe....
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Post by lexi »

He he I bet Bikemav could break the ice at a few barbies wi that patter.I laughed till I stopped....... :finger:
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Post by ozy1 »

i run autotecnica steering wheels on both my GQ's, with Sass boss kits, had a warrenty issue with one boss kit, was replaced strtaight away no questions asked, steering wheels are comfortable as well,
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Post by turps »

I have a Pulsar steering wheel in the shorty. I think it is a slightly larger dia than the more sprty momo's.
As I can read most of the guages in my car with the pulsar SSS wheel, but find in difficult in a mates ute with an aftermarket wheel.

Also the pulsar steering wheel is a $50 (std) - $70 (SSS) bolt on. With no need for a boss kit.

There is pics of mine, cant remember if they are in my members thread or where in a previous steering wheel thread.
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