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steering wheels

Post by jigga »

i need to replace my steering wheel in my bundera. i went to Landcruiser Mart in brissy to get a replacement. they had a really daggy on one for $50 or a recondition one off a newer model 75 series - for $165;.

My question is - is it hard to turn 33's in a car like a bundy with a small "sports" steering wheel ( like from repco) or something? the cost of the recond. 75 series one is about the same price as a sports. obviously one doesnt just bolt on, but all the same if there similar in price then i may prefer the small one.

SO, is it hard to turn 33's with small steering wheels?

Thanks
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Post by Tiny »

jigga wrote:i need to replace my steering wheel in my bundera. i went to Landcruiser Mart in brissy to get a replacement. they had a really daggy on one for $50 or a recondition one off a newer model 75 series - for $165;.

My question is - is it hard to turn 33's in a car like a bundy with a small "sports" steering wheel ( like from repco) or something? the cost of the recond. 75 series one is about the same price as a sports. obviously one doesnt just bolt on, but all the same if there similar in price then i may prefer the small one.

SO, is it hard to turn 33's with small steering wheels?

Thanks
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Post by G_loomis »

I got 35s on my 60...and a sports stering wheel...piece of cake!

Just be carefull which sports wheel you get...they may all be ADR approved but that doesnt mean the authorities will like it.

I had to get another sports steering wheel (originally had one of those wooden style ones) but because the original steering wheel was padded...I could only replace it with a padded sports steering wheel.
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Post by DNA Off Road »

I have a standard wheel off a ‘98 HZJ75 [only done 50K] that you can have for $50 [plus postage]. The marks you see in the pic are where it was sitting on something in the workshop – they are indents only and will come out – the wheel is perfect other than a coating of dust. If you don’t want to spend the coin on a sports wheel, let me know.

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Post by shorty_f0rty »

i can go lock to lock each side with one hand on 33" jt2's.. no problem at all with power steering..

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i love the smaller wheel.. can't tell you how much or where from as it came with the vehicle when i bought it.
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