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    carbon fiber flat bottom steering wheel...fs on Quattro world

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    http://forums.quattroworld.com/class...gs/49336.phtml

    Not affiliated with the seller but thought I'd pass it on in case anyone may be interested.
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    that's pretty nice....

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    It's looks like you would be holding a big diaper of a steering wheel.

    Why did they make it so fat?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DHall1 View Post
    It's looks like you would be holding a big diaper of a steering wheel.

    Why did they make it so fat?
    Because better drivers have big hands?


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    It looks fairly nice...but those stubby little shift paddles...ugh...
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    no race cars have diaper steering wheels

    or big fat laminate carbon fiber appendages

    oh that's too funny

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    Quote Originally Posted by DHall1 View Post
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    no race cars have diaper steering wheels

    or big fat laminate carbon fiber appendages

    oh that's too funny
    Actually, I'm tempted to purchase this and put it in my pristine interior 110k mile car with perfect carbon and buttons just to piss you off...or maybe not, it does look a bit like a poorly wrapped diaper around the sides now that you mention it...
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    Swap to a 6spd and then you won't need those little paddles. Plus the huge weight savings of removing those paddles too. Anyone know if the newer Airbags that would fit that wheel compatible with our cars? Something to look into first as Airbags and the initiator systems have changed over the last decade. The guy selling the wheel "Reggi" has been selling them on Quattroworld for years so he probably knows what he's talking about.
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    It that matched the weave of my oCarbon trim I'd buy it for sure but it looks like 1X1 I think what I've got is 2X2
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    Quote Originally Posted by hahnmgh63 View Post
    Swap to a 6spd and then you won't need those little paddles. Plus the huge weight savings of removing those paddles too. Anyone know if the newer Airbags that would fit that wheel compatible with our cars? Something to look into first as Airbags and the initiator systems have changed over the last decade. The guy selling the wheel "Reggi" has been selling them on Quattroworld for years so he probably knows what he's talking about.
    And then sell it 6 months later because you realized hiw much you actually liked the auto
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    Quote Originally Posted by fukinavit View Post
    And then sell it 6 months later because you realized hiw much you actually liked the auto

    LOL...also....

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    Quote Originally Posted by fukinavit View Post
    And then sell it 6 months later because you realized hiw much you actually liked the auto
    I must be doing it wrong cause I still have mine. Full disclosure though, it's been sitting on stands in the garage for the last 2 months getting another round of maintenance in my spare time.
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