steering wheel spacer
steering wheel spacer
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yak293

Original Poster:

173 posts

262 months

Thursday 31st May 2007
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could do with a bit of assist re the following;

i have used the search funtion as i am sure the subject has been raised previosly but to no avail,
so,could someone please tell me the exact spec i need to buy a wheel spacer say 30mm min to 50mm max.

also, where is the best place to buy a couple of rear corsa's

thanks

yak293

caccobra

340 posts

265 months

Thursday 31st May 2007
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Here's a couple of threads that you may find helpful:

http://www.nobleforums.com/showthread.php?t=66&amp...

http://www.nobleforums.com/showthread.php?t=1065&a...

The Tekniq unit that I use moved the steering wheel exactly 1" closer to me. Much more comfortable that way. You just have to get used to the turn signal stalk being more of a reach than before.

HTH

Craig

mikey_p

1,283 posts

243 months

Thursday 31st May 2007
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Sounds rediculous but have you tried pulling the steering wheel closer just using the adjuster. Everytime I went out on track I had to compromise my driving position and would end up to far from the steering wheel or too close to the pedals, and a steering wheel spacer was suggested by an instructor. It wasn't until a long time later I found out the steering wheel was adjustable laugh (and yep RobP had also forgotten tongue out).

worty

2,202 posts

254 months

Thursday 31st May 2007
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mikey_p said:
Sounds rediculous but have you tried pulling the steering wheel closer just using the adjuster. Everytime I went out on track I had to compromise my driving position and would end up to far from the steering wheel or too close to the pedals, and a steering wheel spacer was suggested by an instructor. It wasn't until a long time later I found out the steering wheel was adjustable laugh (and yep RobP had also forgotten tongue out).
adjuster what adjuster . more details please
worty

yak293

Original Poster:

173 posts

262 months

Thursday 31st May 2007
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thanks for the responses;
yes the wheel is fully adjusted.
think it might be a trip over to demon tweeks for the esparco quick release extention boss!hopefull fit straight on.

regards

yak293

joust

14,622 posts

288 months

Thursday 31st May 2007
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worty said:
adjuster what adjuster . more details please
worty
Look at the bottom of the cover where the indicators go into....

wink

J

yak293

Original Poster:

173 posts

262 months

Friday 1st June 2007
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re ; rear p-zero's

Had a fitted quote of £224+vat each for corsa motorsport 265/35/zr/18(93y)
is that about right for these tyres?


regards

yak293

honestbob

316 posts

263 months

Friday 1st June 2007
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6 weeks ago I paid £640 inc.VAT for all four tyres.

C&C

3,913 posts

250 months

Saturday 2nd June 2007
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honestbob said:
6 weeks ago I paid £640 inc.VAT for all four tyres.
Where they P-Zero Corsa motorsport ones, and if so is there any chance of letting me know whereabouts you got them ( as mine are getting a bit low)....

Cheers,

Conrad.

(e-mail is conrad@gtr.co.uk)

honestbob

316 posts

263 months

Saturday 2nd June 2007
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[quote=C&C]
honestbob said:
6 weeks ago I paid £640 inc.VAT for all four tyres.
Where they P-Zero Corsa motorsport ones, and if so is there any chance of letting me know whereabouts you got them ( as mine are getting a bit low)....

Cheers,

Conrad.

(e-mail is conrad@gtr.co.uk)
No,sorry they were P Zero Rosso.