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[Trissy B]

Is there a steering wheel directory on TMF? Would love to see some examples.

 

I believe I am after a 340-350mm rally style wheel similar to the OMP one below. Its quite expensive so i was looking at a ebay one.. but having recently seen a video of a guy getting pretty unstuck because he had cheep equipment, i think that isnt an option.

 

https://www.google.c...570649373160292

 

I think the more likely option is the Mountney version from Mini Sport which is ok but i don't really like the modern looking center. I was wondering if you could do without the center..

 

https://d1yxtd1lwlw5...onm34x3vv3s.jpg

[KTS]

this is a very good source 

 

http://mk1-performan...ing_wheels.html

[timmy850]

I like steering wheels as they are pretty easy to change and make a big difference to the look and feel of the car..

 

Stock Mk1

 

Mountney Wood 15"

 

Les Leston GP

 

Nardi style 

 

 

I've also got a MOMO wheel which is the most comfortable when driving, but it looks a bit out of place in the Mk1. There's also a Maxrob (made in Australia) and a new Moto Lita that hasn't been on the car yet...oh and also an Autotecnica 

 

[KTS]

..that's a fine collection of wheels you've got there - one for each day of the week in fact 

 

have you got the driving gloves to match ?

[Benoit_Dupont]

I use a Motolita wood semi-dished.

 

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it's quite thin, similar to the mountney posted earlier in terms of confort I guess. :)

 

it's not as dished at the OMP. I would be concerned of too dished wheels, because, you know... not a big car :)

 

cheers!

[luismx123]

I like steering wheels as they are pretty easy to change and make a big difference to the look and feel of the car..

 

Stock Mk1

 

Mountney Wood 15"

 

Les Leston GP

 

Nardi style 

 

 

I've also got a MOMO wheel which is the most comfortable when driving, but it looks a bit out of place in the Mk1. There's also a Maxrob (made in Australia) and a new Moto Lita that hasn't been on the car yet...oh and also an Autotecnica 

got that nardi too. What a lovely wheel it is

[KTS]

moto-lita 13" Mk IV dished small boss

 

[Trissy B]

I like the moto lita above but want 14". Not a huge fan of wood rim to be honest, don't like the feel of it after a long time at the wheel.

Good shout about the dish.

[KTS]

Moto-lita will make you one if you don't mind waiting a while (6 - 8 weeks I think for special orders..)

[timmy850]

And the “new” 14” Moto Lita

[Benoit_Dupont]

Always liked the quality of Moto wheels. I did wait a long time to get mine too. But it was worth it