New Vendor---Carbon D-shaped top and bottom steering wheel
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Matching the finish of the carbon dash is important to me. Are there two types of carbon dash on the ZO6?? Can the wheel be made to march? Can the wheel include some black alcantara to match the interior and current wheel? Are there other options for the horn surround?
Answered one part of my question: mine is the glossy version CF and there is a matte version too
Answered one part of my question: mine is the glossy version CF and there is a matte version too
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Vyper340 (01-15-2017)
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Pic not great but I'm very happy with the quality and feel of this steering wheel. Great vendor, I'll send better pics soon.Carbon dash next. Oh by the way only use a high quality T50 torx bit, it takes a air impact to remove the bolt. I broke a brand new Snapon and had to use a Mac Torx to finish the job but once you remove the bolt everything else is gravy. Well worth the trouble!
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Thumbs up on the airbag cover too!! Dress up the plastic looking piece would make these great looking products even better! In my case it may even look good in alcantara with black or possible silver/charcoal stitching like in my interior which is a rare option based on the production numbers.
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St. Jude Donor '15
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Admittedly I haven't read all 4 pages (sorry if it's explained already), but please explain one thing: how can you adjust the thickness and softness of the wheel? Do you compare it to the original wheel, or some other measurement?
"Also level of firm or softness plus thickness of the wheel can be adjusted too."
"Also level of firm or softness plus thickness of the wheel can be adjusted too."
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Admittedly I haven't read all 4 pages (sorry if it's explained already), but please explain one thing: how can you adjust the thickness and softness of the wheel? Do you compare it to the original wheel, or some other measurement?
"Also level of firm or softness plus thickness of the wheel can be adjusted too."
"Also level of firm or softness plus thickness of the wheel can be adjusted too."
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Really thought I wanted the gloss carbon fiber, but the matte finish is really growing on me. Leaning towards matte finish w/ red stripe, gray stitching and rev match paddles. No logo at bottom. Wouldn't happen to have one in Stock??
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I have the Gloss wheel and I can say you can't go wrong either way. The GLOSS looks freakin amazing in the sunlight and matches the OUTSIDE Carbon Fiber I have and I think it TYES the OUTSIDE Carbon to the INSIDE. However, the MATTE will look absolutely amazing with the inside Carbon Fiber package. I LOVE mine and would equally LOVE the MATTE.
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