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so you will not be able to see any speed above about 70 mph...I turn it at 80 a few places... I need to do a quick sanity check before I release the brakes at that speed, so a little rotation gives me sight to 120 range
the tack is set so 5k is straight up - I am NOT racing,....not need to run too much past there, so i can see the needle straight up without looking - I have some breathing room for shifting, and like I say...no need to move the eyes
the oil temp is partially blocked as was the oil pressure - I might try going the other way with that one...as I have to look "over" the wheel to see temp = but it's a glance....no head movement so for now it's OK
I've been thinking of getting a MOMO steering wheel as well.
Has anyone here used the JWest Engineering eccentric adapter? According to the site, it's supposed to help in getting a better view of the gauges. http://www.jwesteng.com/porsche/steering.htm
I've been thinking of getting a MOMO steering wheel as well.
Has anyone here used the JWest Engineering eccentric adapter? According to the site, it's supposed to help in getting a better view of the gauges. http://www.jwesteng.com/porsche/steering.htm
That is the first thing I noticed after installing my Prototipo! Here's a pic of my visual perspective. Not that much of an issue though.
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