Aftermarket Steering Wheel Setup: Let us see them!
Jan 13, 2007, 07:50 AM
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more info on this? they are very expensive arent they? what is it called again?
looking for more info on that dash unit.
also this thing above the steering wheel im sure its something similiar? i dunno, more info on that thing too! it will be greatly appreciated.
looking for more info on that dash unit.
also this thing above the steering wheel im sure its something similiar? i dunno, more info on that thing too! it will be greatly appreciated.
Jan 13, 2007, 10:25 AM
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more info on this? they are very expensive arent they? what is it called again?
looking for more info on that dash unit.
also this thing above the steering wheel im sure its something similiar? i dunno, more info on that thing too! it will be greatly appreciated.
looking for more info on that dash unit.
also this thing above the steering wheel im sure its something similiar? i dunno, more info on that thing too! it will be greatly appreciated.
Jan 13, 2007, 05:20 PM
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Nice to see that you guys like my setup, here you have another picture of it 
Find more info on http://zevo.se
Find more info on http://zevo.se
Jan 13, 2007, 10:33 PM
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STACK makes the white dash unit
its not cheap at all last i looked into it
the AIM one not sure
but there are other companies who make that datalogger style dash
maybe its time i get one too
its not cheap at all last i looked into it
the AIM one not sure
but there are other companies who make that datalogger style dash
maybe its time i get one too
Jan 13, 2007, 10:44 PM
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There's short hubs and normal hubs. Normal hub will place the steering wheel pretty close to stock. The short hubs are made to be used with a quick release, and with the short hub and quick release it should be close to stock.
