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I often see comments on steerring wheels, I hated the postion of the wheel on the first Marina based roadster I built, and set about changing the angle from straight to angled at about 45 degrees. From then on I have angled the wheel.The BMW engined roadster I built had a 17" Brookland wheel that sat in my lap (the car was built just for me to drive) To get in the car I just removed the wheel, then in two ticks I replaced it.
I am doing the same to the latest roadster I am building but in this case the wheel is a 14" wheel. How do I do it?
Well a Triumph 2000/2.5 upper steering column is the secret plus a quick action steering wheel kit from "Rally Design" It is a great theft deterrent as you can take your steering wheel with you and with the Triumph column you can also set the angle to suit your mood. If you buy a couple of kits you can swop wheel sizes to suit the driver.
SIMPLES!
Len.
I am doing the same to the latest roadster I am building but in this case the wheel is a 14" wheel. How do I do it?
Well a Triumph 2000/2.5 upper steering column is the secret plus a quick action steering wheel kit from "Rally Design" It is a great theft deterrent as you can take your steering wheel with you and with the Triumph column you can also set the angle to suit your mood. If you buy a couple of kits you can swop wheel sizes to suit the driver.
SIMPLES!
Len.
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