Smaller Steering Wheel Options
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New one is different than the old blue/black one and looks better now.
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Do you have a link or part number please?
I've found the blue / black for sale already.
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Thanks but no horn push hole on that one. Don't you need a horn to be road legal?
Also do you need a boss? I don't want the wheel any close to me.
Neither have horn buttons Need to order a pre facelift clio stalk with the horn push on it.
Will need a boss and air bag resistors as well.
Will need a boss and air bag resistors as well.
Alternative to a phase 1 stalk with a horn button on the end is an adapter bracket with buttons - horn and cruise can be retained.
Josh Gault on the CSOC Facebook group makes them in his spare time. I picked mine up today
Josh Gault on the CSOC Facebook group makes them in his spare time. I picked mine up today
I need one of them :hearteyes:
Can I ask where you got the switch panel from please it looks amazing.
No airbag..... not ideal ?
Oh come on, we are all grown ups (well mostly) and it is the choice of the driver. The T is without a host of safety features fitted to modern cars but none would argue for retro fitting them and am I going to go and fit a steering wheel with bag to the 5 GTT because it's safer? No and you wouldn't argue it either.
I know your point of view. However is it not more of a question of removing a Saftey feature. Than a discussing retrofitting them to cars that didn’t have them originally?
Counter argument wise you could also suggest that switchable tc is a bad idea, removing side airbags to add recaros and removing abs... all things Renault did themselves to make various MK2 Clio RS cars “less safe”.
Counter argument wise you could also suggest that switchable tc is a bad idea, removing side airbags to add recaros and removing abs... all things Renault did themselves to make various MK2 Clio RS cars “less safe”.
I have harnesses in my Trophy R hence why it's ok to swap the wheel, I may be less inclined to do so without these! But, as the guys say each to their own. You know the risk, and it's possible the seatbelt would engage before you bosch your head on the wheel on impact, although it is clearly a risk!
I just don't really see it as an issue (although I'm sure some insurance companies do) we didn't worry about it when we didn't have them in the same way that I don't worry about the fact that the car does not have some of the safely features now considered standard in some cars.
Yes but smashing your face on an OEM wheel with a soft rubber front panel is different to smashing it on a solid piece of aluminium or whatever the RS Sabelt ones are made of!