PIC: New Grant Steering Wheel
Jan 11, 2008 | 02:10 PM
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Jan 11, 2008 | 02:12 PM
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Jan 11, 2008 | 04:19 PM
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From: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. NorCal.
Jan 11, 2008 | 04:21 PM
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Actually, the only thing I have to move my head to see clearly is my temp guage, and even then I just have to lean back a little. The pro's more the compensate for the con.
well.. the only real bad thing about the wheel....the metal gets friggin COLD in the winter!
well.. the only real bad thing about the wheel....the metal gets friggin COLD in the winter!
Jan 11, 2008 | 04:31 PM
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From: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. NorCal.
I just realized I have the digital dash now so I dont even have to worry about that. lol. Maybe we need another thread for steering wheel pics?
Jan 11, 2008 | 05:15 PM
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i just installed my grant wheel onto a "NR-G" quick release hub.
lots of room now, and a lock for the hub is a plus too. but not to hijack your thread, your truck is concourse clean.
how does the wood feel, compared to the leather/rubber?
and
when i 1st drove my other truck (w/the new wheel) i finally realized how great they are.
. how much better the smaller wheels are.
and the p.o. would surely regret selling it.
i would always choose the smaller wheels from now on.
such an easy upgrade (15minutes) and i dont have any issues w/gauges, as i have a tilt column.
lots of room now, and a lock for the hub is a plus too. but not to hijack your thread, your truck is concourse clean.
how does the wood feel, compared to the leather/rubber?
and
when i 1st drove my other truck (w/the new wheel) i finally realized how great they are.
. how much better the smaller wheels are.
and the p.o. would surely regret selling it.
i would always choose the smaller wheels from now on.
such an easy upgrade (15minutes) and i dont have any issues w/gauges, as i have a tilt column.
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Jan 11, 2008 | 07:08 PM
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Jan 11, 2008 | 07:13 PM
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i just installed my grant wheel onto a "NR-G" quick release hub.
lots of room now, and a lock for the hub is a plus too. but not to hijack your thread, your truck is concourse clean.
how does the wood feel, compared to the leather/rubber?
and
when i 1st drove my other truck (w/the new wheel) i finally realized how great they are.
. how much better the smaller wheels are.
and the p.o. would surely regret selling it.
i would always choose the smaller wheels from now on.
such an easy upgrade (15minutes) and i dont have any issues w/gauges, as i have a tilt column.
lots of room now, and a lock for the hub is a plus too. but not to hijack your thread, your truck is concourse clean.
how does the wood feel, compared to the leather/rubber?
and
when i 1st drove my other truck (w/the new wheel) i finally realized how great they are.
. how much better the smaller wheels are.
and the p.o. would surely regret selling it.
i would always choose the smaller wheels from now on.
such an easy upgrade (15minutes) and i dont have any issues w/gauges, as i have a tilt column.
Jan 12, 2008 | 05:57 PM
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ill take a photo tonight.
batteries are dead.
here is a link to "nr-g"'s website.
the product is awesome. no (i mean Zero) play and surpasses all my expectations.
i got items
Thin Version Quick Release Kit
SRK-400S Thin Version Quick Release Kit - Silver $129.99
Short Hub
SRK-120H SRK-120H Short Hub Toyota / Scion $99.99
Quick Lock Hub
SRK-101LS Quick Lock - Silver $119.99
and paid less than the quotes.
whatever you do. do NOT order from rythym racing or anyone named TANNER(tenner) or- NICK Corvaliouse (or something like corvalus).
they are middle-men and are in Arizona. and complete liar-asswqads
nick took my money, said it never went through (which it did) then without notifying me, took another 100.00 and another 50.00 to which i did file a claim, but did NOT get refunded as of yet.
NR-G's manager said to call him back if i have any further problems (which i will on monday) and was very polite and saved the day by shipping all products out himself right to my door.
batteries are dead.
here is a link to "nr-g"'s website.
the product is awesome. no (i mean Zero) play and surpasses all my expectations.
i got items
Thin Version Quick Release Kit
SRK-400S Thin Version Quick Release Kit - Silver $129.99
Short Hub
SRK-120H SRK-120H Short Hub Toyota / Scion $99.99
Quick Lock Hub
SRK-101LS Quick Lock - Silver $119.99
and paid less than the quotes.
whatever you do. do NOT order from rythym racing or anyone named TANNER(tenner) or- NICK Corvaliouse (or something like corvalus).
they are middle-men and are in Arizona. and complete liar-asswqads
nick took my money, said it never went through (which it did) then without notifying me, took another 100.00 and another 50.00 to which i did file a claim, but did NOT get refunded as of yet.
NR-G's manager said to call him back if i have any further problems (which i will on monday) and was very polite and saved the day by shipping all products out himself right to my door.
Jan 12, 2008 | 07:18 PM
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