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HERMAN

Omp Steering Wheel

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HERMAN

As the question really I might treat my 205 to one. I am looking at the OMP Corsica one but I was wondering what depth other people have found to work without being to far away from the switches ect. Is the 90MM dish a bit deep? Also as anybody ever brought one of these cheap copy's? If so what were they like for quality?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Steering-Wheel-Corsi...=item255fb2c306

Cheers

Neil

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welshpug

really depends how long your arms and legs are, as well as what angle you have your seat at, and how bent you prefer your arms to be.

 

quite a personal thing I'm afraid!

 

edit, depends how big your hands are too!

Edited by welshpug

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Anthony

It's probably somewhat down to personal preference - I personally dislike dished aftermarket steering wheels as, for me, they bring the wheel too close to you once you've added on the mounting boss (and quick-release kit if applicable) as well.

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Henry Yorke

I have spaced my steering wheel out so I can left foot brake a bit better and also not smack my knees on the bottom of the wheel. The first time I experienced a spaced out wheel was driving a WMMS rally car around Folembray which had a fancy boss and I was amazed. I did this on my CTI by using a standard aftermarket Momo boss and then adding a quick release to it. A quick release usually comes with a shortened boss to compensate, so I got rid of that!

 

The stalks are obviously a bit further away but it makes it much easier for me to drive. Tom F had a go in mine at Curborough and said he quite liked the positioning

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MikeyB13

Ive just fitted an OMP Corsica 90mm dish steering wheel and find the position of the pedals in relation to the steering wheel much improved.

The switches are a bit of a stretch at first but you soon get used to it.

 

Also my mates have a copy OMP on there car and there doesnt seem to be a massive difference in quality.

Edited by MikeyB13

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Atari Boy

I have one of those copies and I have been very happy with it so far, I have had it fitted for about 18 months to my track 205.

It is starting to show slights signs of wear but nothing major.

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GTI6BOY

I fitted the corsica but modified my 90mm boss so it was nearly standard

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HERMAN

Thanks for the imput guys sorry for not repliying sooner crazy week.

I am going to give the corsica copy a go in 90mm.

Cheers

Neil

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Atari Boy

The only minor down side is that the indicator stalk is quite as finger tip close as with the OE wheel.

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