Steering wheel options?
28 November 2013, 04:12 PM
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OMP have some nice small ones in their range.
Top Gear missed a trick not having Goldy fronting it. With shrewd observations like noting the existence of the exhaust and engine, this guy is on top of his game.
Top Gear missed a trick not having Goldy fronting it. With shrewd observations like noting the existence of the exhaust and engine, this guy is on top of his game.
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28 November 2013, 04:33 PM
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Is that the dude in Aylesbury that did that tubs?
And sorry to hijack, but what did you need to do to fit those clocks. Just trim a connector and cut one of the wires?
And sorry to hijack, but what did you need to do to fit those clocks. Just trim a connector and cut one of the wires?
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28 November 2013, 04:35 PM
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i forget now, i got it from a link on here i think it was though. very pleased as i wanted to keep the oem wheel for clockspring and airbag reasons.
i have to say the alcantara part is nice in the cold weather.
it was just a finishing touch, what that picture doesnt show is i changed out the blue sti interior to the black spec c one with black carpet and door cards and sweeping dials, the wheel just finished it off
i have to say the alcantara part is nice in the cold weather.
it was just a finishing touch, what that picture doesnt show is i changed out the blue sti interior to the black spec c one with black carpet and door cards and sweeping dials, the wheel just finished it off
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28 November 2013, 04:49 PM
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Ask goldy about his small steering wheel >>> goldy hussians 400/380/359 road ripping subaru. fastest subaru in yorkshire. - YouTube
The new breed of impreza owners hey....
28 November 2013, 04:51 PM
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I think i might have to give him a shout, he is just around the corner from me.
When you fitted the clocks, did you only have to shave a plug and cut a wire or is it more involved?
When you fitted the clocks, did you only have to shave a plug and cut a wire or is it more involved?
28 November 2013, 04:55 PM
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Ask goldy about his small steering wheel >>> goldy hussians 400/380/359 road ripping subaru. fastest subaru in yorkshire. - YouTube
330-350 aftermarket seems the going thing on subarus mate, or Oem new age ones
28 November 2013, 05:09 PM
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Ask goldy about his small steering wheel >>> goldy hussians 400/380/359 road ripping subaru. fastest subaru in yorkshire. - YouTube
28 November 2013, 05:37 PM
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I don't get it, the subaru impreza to begin with was a very competent rally car which over the years created a very good racing pedigree, yet some how it has managed to fall into the hands of complete fuktards! You don't see countless chavs and brain abortions rolling around in an audi quattro from a few years before. The brand has become a victim of its own success ( In the reputation department any way ). By producing so many of the bloody things, the cost of buying one of these is in grasp of your garden variety dumbass!
Its a shame, because we all love a good car at a good price and i'm glad for that because i got my car at reasonable money. I just can't help thinking that its the owners fault for driving down the cost though, not the person buying it.
Weird rant over.
Plus i want to kick that kid in the ***** for talking like a tool!
Its a shame, because we all love a good car at a good price and i'm glad for that because i got my car at reasonable money. I just can't help thinking that its the owners fault for driving down the cost though, not the person buying it.
Weird rant over.
Plus i want to kick that kid in the ***** for talking like a tool!
28 November 2013, 05:57 PM
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Thought it was... Polish dude?
What was the cost ot that? I like the look of it but would probably rather keep the perforated matte leather all round... the red marker looks very cool though
What was the cost ot that? I like the look of it but would probably rather keep the perforated matte leather all round... the red marker looks very cool though
28 November 2013, 06:08 PM
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as i said above ive forgotton, he does an exchange so your not without a wheel you pay up front plus £50 then he does the wheel and sends it to you and you return your old one and he refunds the £50.
all went fine and couldnt be more pleased. great service
all went fine and couldnt be more pleased. great service
29 November 2013, 10:42 AM
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Others are:-
MOMO Team @ 280 or 300mm (pretty much the same design as the Raid, but in leather).
OMP Trecento - suede or leather, 300mm
MOMO Monte Carlo - leather, 315mm
All those wheels are flat though. But of course, you can always add a spacer or quick-release/spacer
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There is a 330mm (rather than 350mm) pattern of your deep-dished Sparco - check Europe and US auctions on eBay. Possibly inferior copies though(?).
There are loads of wheels out there to choose from -- spend a day or two researching online.
MOMO Team @ 280 or 300mm (pretty much the same design as the Raid, but in leather).
OMP Trecento - suede or leather, 300mm
MOMO Monte Carlo - leather, 315mm
All those wheels are flat though. But of course, you can always add a spacer or quick-release/spacer
.There is a 330mm (rather than 350mm) pattern of your deep-dished Sparco - check Europe and US auctions on eBay. Possibly inferior copies though(?).
There are loads of wheels out there to choose from -- spend a day or two researching online.
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