Steering wheel option
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From: Short Hills, NJ
A racing inspired 'flatish' bottom is a possibility too I'd bet.
With me 'size does matter' as well when it comes to steering wheels. Fortunately I've been quite happy with the 2006+ C6 steering wheel's overall diameter, hoping the C7's is no bigger (hopefully smaller but that's doubtful).
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The 2005 C6 wheel is too big. Not fatally so, but it got smaller in 2006 to everyone's delight.
If there's an optional steering wheel in the brochure, I bet it's at least a couple of months into production before more than one steering wheel goes down the line on a customer car. GM likes to keep things simple in the early going.
It's also possible that the flat-bottomed wheel is part of the Z model and won't be seen in MY2014.
.Jinx
If there's an optional steering wheel in the brochure, I bet it's at least a couple of months into production before more than one steering wheel goes down the line on a customer car. GM likes to keep things simple in the early going.
It's also possible that the flat-bottomed wheel is part of the Z model and won't be seen in MY2014.
.Jinx
Team Owner
Joined: Feb 2001
Posts: 27,254
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From: Short Hills, NJ
The 2005 C6 wheel is too big. Not fatally so, but it got smaller in 2006 to everyone's delight.
If there's an optional steering wheel in the brochure, I bet it's at least a couple of months into production before more than one steering wheel goes down the line on a customer car. GM likes to keep things simple in the early going.
It's also possible that the flat-bottomed wheel is part of the Z model and won't be seen in MY2014.
If there's an optional steering wheel in the brochure, I bet it's at least a couple of months into production before more than one steering wheel goes down the line on a customer car. GM likes to keep things simple in the early going.
It's also possible that the flat-bottomed wheel is part of the Z model and won't be seen in MY2014.
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From: Bloomington Illinois
The 2005 C6 wheel is too big. Not fatally so, but it got smaller in 2006 to everyone's delight.
If there's an optional steering wheel in the brochure, I bet it's at least a couple of months into production before more than one steering wheel goes down the line on a customer car. GM likes to keep things simple in the early going.
It's also possible that the flat-bottomed wheel is part of the Z model and won't be seen in MY2014.
.Jinx
If there's an optional steering wheel in the brochure, I bet it's at least a couple of months into production before more than one steering wheel goes down the line on a customer car. GM likes to keep things simple in the early going.
It's also possible that the flat-bottomed wheel is part of the Z model and won't be seen in MY2014.
.Jinx