Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel, Just Finished!
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11-14-2006, 05:07 PM
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11-14-2006, 05:35 PM
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11-14-2006, 06:20 PM
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11-14-2006, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by 06BLACKMT
thats gonna be one slippery steering wheel
#36
11-14-2006, 06:50 PM
Originally Posted by mwarsh1
Im Not Into Speed, Im Into Look . This Wheel Is Ten Times Nicer And Bright In Person. Its A One Of A Kind Thing That I Kknow Not Really Anyone Has.
ITS WORTH IT TO ME.
ITS WORTH IT TO ME.
#38
11-14-2006, 07:26 PM
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Yep, that's mine. I did this over a year ago.
I agree, the pictures never seem to look as good as in person.
Mine is blackwood, It's not slipery, but colder than leather in winter, I wear driving gloves.
The best part is the feel, mine is quite thicker & beefy, like the 07 steering wheel, The 03-06 steering wheel is a bit skinny for my taste.
My costed "only" $500, that's a bargain, I think.
but the hardest part is you won't know what you get until it's done.
Here is a better shot:
I agree, the pictures never seem to look as good as in person.
Mine is blackwood, It's not slipery, but colder than leather in winter, I wear driving gloves.
The best part is the feel, mine is quite thicker & beefy, like the 07 steering wheel, The 03-06 steering wheel is a bit skinny for my taste.
My costed "only" $500, that's a bargain, I think.
but the hardest part is you won't know what you get until it's done.
Here is a better shot:
Last edited by ma_sha1; 11-14-2006 at 07:32 PM. Reason: -
#40
11-14-2006, 07:37 PM
Originally Posted by ma_sha1
Yep, that's mine. I did this over a year ago.
I agree, the pictures never seem to look as good as in person.
Mine is blackwood, It's not slipery, but colder than leather in winter, I wear driving gloves.
The best part is the feel, mine is quite thicker & beefy, like the 07 steering wheel, The 03-06 steering wheel is a bit skinny for my taste.
My costed "only" $500, that's a bargain, I think.
but the hardest part is you won't know what you get until it's done.
Here is a better shot:
I agree, the pictures never seem to look as good as in person.
Mine is blackwood, It's not slipery, but colder than leather in winter, I wear driving gloves.
The best part is the feel, mine is quite thicker & beefy, like the 07 steering wheel, The 03-06 steering wheel is a bit skinny for my taste.
My costed "only" $500, that's a bargain, I think.
but the hardest part is you won't know what you get until it's done.
Here is a better shot:
Very nice!! That black wood is so cool in person.
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11-14-2006, 08:22 PM
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#45
11-14-2006, 09:03 PM
BELIEVE IT OR NOT 900 IS CHEAP FOR A SYHTHETIC STYLE CARBON FIBER WHEEL. THERE IS A GUY WILLIAM RAU, http://www.rau-autowood.com/
HIS WHEELS START OUT AT ABOUT 1500 TO 7000, SO IN MY OPINION, I DID ALRIGHT. WOOD WHEELS ARE ONLY AS GOOD AS THE GUY IN MEXICO WHO WORKS ON IT. I WAS AT THE SEMA SHOW, AND THERE WERE SOME GUYS THERE WHO DO WOOD WHEELS, AND MOST OF THE WHEELS ARE NOT GREAT ONLY A FEWA COME OUT GREAT, ITS NOT A EASY THING TO MAKE.
HIS WHEELS START OUT AT ABOUT 1500 TO 7000, SO IN MY OPINION, I DID ALRIGHT. WOOD WHEELS ARE ONLY AS GOOD AS THE GUY IN MEXICO WHO WORKS ON IT. I WAS AT THE SEMA SHOW, AND THERE WERE SOME GUYS THERE WHO DO WOOD WHEELS, AND MOST OF THE WHEELS ARE NOT GREAT ONLY A FEWA COME OUT GREAT, ITS NOT A EASY THING TO MAKE.