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We offer GT3 RS wheels in Alcantara, with the top done in carbon with a 12 0"clock ring and the option of colored stitching. Here is a couple we have done for our customers.
www.macarbon.com
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There was a thread a while ago with a different aftermarket wheel rim:
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ing-wheel.html
White S: I don't know that "cheap fix" and "Porsche steering wheel" go together.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ing-wheel.html
White S: I don't know that "cheap fix" and "Porsche steering wheel" go together.
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We offer GT3 RS wheels in Alcantara, with the top done in carbon with a 12 0"clock ring and the option of colored stitching. Here is a couple we have done for our customers.
www.macarbon.com
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Check out these guys. They sometimes have ads on ebay that look promising. Price is good compared to other options but I am not sure of the quality...anyone here have any experience with them?
http://www.aglausa.com/p/home.html
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Hmmmm... This is a wild point.
Where do you get this info? Personal experience? I mean this in no way as confrontational (darn typing... it's hard to tell some times). I just drove my car with a thin wheel and three other cars with thick wheels, HARD... for two days... VERY HARD.
Mine gave me hand cramps. I squeeze it when I think I'm driving within a hair of dying. With a thicker wheel, I felt less aware of near-death experiences.
Where do you get this info? Personal experience? I mean this in no way as confrontational (darn typing... it's hard to tell some times). I just drove my car with a thin wheel and three other cars with thick wheels, HARD... for two days... VERY HARD.
Mine gave me hand cramps. I squeeze it when I think I'm driving within a hair of dying. With a thicker wheel, I felt less aware of near-death experiences.
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Hmmmm... This is a wild point.
Where do you get this info? Personal experience? I mean this in no way as confrontational (darn typing... it's hard to tell some times). I just drove my car with a thin wheel and three other cars with thick wheels, HARD... for two days... VERY HARD.
Mine gave me hand cramps. I squeeze it when I think I'm driving within a hair of dying. With a thicker wheel, I felt less aware of near-death experiences.
Where do you get this info? Personal experience? I mean this in no way as confrontational (darn typing... it's hard to tell some times). I just drove my car with a thin wheel and three other cars with thick wheels, HARD... for two days... VERY HARD.
Mine gave me hand cramps. I squeeze it when I think I'm driving within a hair of dying. With a thicker wheel, I felt less aware of near-death experiences.
The std 911 wheel is not too thick to cramp anyone's hands. You must be the exception.
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hmmm
i dont quite get it. Are you saying a thinner wheel is better feedback? I just like the feel of a thick steering wheel, esp the alcantara of the gt3.
personal preference I guess
rjh
i dont quite get it. Are you saying a thinner wheel is better feedback? I just like the feel of a thick steering wheel, esp the alcantara of the gt3.
personal preference I guess
rjh