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will69camaro
07-09-2015, 08:38 PM
What are you guys using? My interior is pretty race inspired and I'm bigger so worried about a larger wheel having issues with my leg movement.
Right now I'm looking at the Momo Race wheel. It's offered in 320mm and 350mm. DSE sells a wheel that is basically 320mm as their option for wheels (12.9"). Either way I go it'll have a removable setup from NRG.
Thanks
William
no go nova
07-09-2015, 10:28 PM
Check out Driven steering wheels.
Decline
07-10-2015, 12:10 AM
12.9 is pretty small. I put 14" moto lita in my Camaro and that seems a tad small also. I think my next move will be to 15" but with a lot of dish to get it further away from the colum/more reach
For what it's worth both pozzi and steilow use 15"s
Side note :
If the original giant wheel hits your legs like mine did(I'm 6'1) then buy a seat instead of a wheel. I bought some used recaro se off CL and with wedge brackets they probly slide back 6 more inches than stock and I sit way lower.
will69camaro
07-10-2015, 03:42 AM
Check out Driven steering wheels.
They really didn't have anything I liked other than the one sold through DSE and that's only a 13".
12.9 is pretty small. I put 14" moto lita in my Camaro and that seems a tad small also. I think my next move will be to 15" but with a lot of dish to get it further away from the colum/more reach
For what it's worth both pozzi and steilow use 15"s
Side note :
If the original giant wheel hits your legs like mine did(I'm 6'1) then buy a seat instead of a wheel. I bought some used recaro se off CL and with wedge brackets they probly slide back 6 more inches than stock and I sit way lower.
I am getting seats as well. They will mount lower. I may go with the 14" version (350mm) for the sake of it being easier to sell I bet if I don't end up liking it! I found some seats I like and looking at wedge brackets also.
Thanks guys.
William
I'm running a Momo 320mm wheel with the NRG Gen 2.5 SRK-250BK quick release and their SRK-170H Short Hub.
The column housing to wheel mounting surface is 4-1/8" with the quick release and short hub. Beware: Their standard hub puts the wheel in your face!
I've had the 320mm wheel over 20 years and really like it, but I wouldn't go any smaller. FWIW I'm also running 12.7:1 ratio steering box.
Another thing to note is the NRG setup eliminates the typical 'crush hub' wheel adapter so you're compromising safety and should run a shoulder belt at a minimum.
Flash68
07-10-2015, 09:41 AM
My car came with a 330mm Sparco and it was just weird small. I didn't realize how weird it felt til I tried a 350mm. Big difference. Swapped out to the 350mm and it's pretty much perfect. For me.
will69camaro
07-10-2015, 11:53 AM
I'm running a Momo 320mm wheel with the NRG Gen 2.5 SRK-250BK quick release and their SRK-170H Short Hub.
The column housing to wheel mounting surface is 4-1/8" with the quick release and short hub. Beware: Their standard hub puts the wheel in your face!
I've had the 320mm wheel over 20 years and really like it, but I wouldn't go any smaller. FWIW I'm also running 12.7:1 ratio steering box.
Another thing to note is the NRG setup eliminates the typical 'crush hub' wheel adapter so you're compromising safety and should run a shoulder belt at a minimum.
Have any pics? How is the position compared to stock?
I'm definitely doing that same short hub. Not even sure they sell a diff one anymore. Want the gen 2.8 but was considering the slim for space.
My car came with a 330mm Sparco and it was just weird small. I didn't realize how weird it felt til I tried a 350mm. Big difference. Swapped out to the 350mm and it's pretty much perfect. For me.
Yea fair enough. I think you and the guys at gap have convinced me to go 350 instead of 320.
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