High-Quality Steering Wheel Covers
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Burning Brakes
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High-Quality Steering Wheel Covers
Have a 996 wheel.
Love it in all aspects but one - thickness. It's too thin for my hands.
Seeing as how I like the wheel, otherwise, I was thinking of having it 'wrapped' to make it just a tad thicker as opposed to looking at other, thicker wheels.
I imagine any decent leather shop can do this, but has anyone tried it before? Recommendations? Pictures?
Thanks.
Love it in all aspects but one - thickness. It's too thin for my hands.
Seeing as how I like the wheel, otherwise, I was thinking of having it 'wrapped' to make it just a tad thicker as opposed to looking at other, thicker wheels.
I imagine any decent leather shop can do this, but has anyone tried it before? Recommendations? Pictures?
Thanks.
Drifting
Joined: Jul 2004
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Researched this a while back and Dallas Steering Wheel is the conclusion that I came to.
http://www.dallassteeringwheel.com/
Haven't used them yet for a project that I am planning on doing but there where several folks here that were happy with his work. They can add either 1/16 or 1/8 inch padding before rewrapping the wheel.
http://www.dallassteeringwheel.com/
Haven't used them yet for a project that I am planning on doing but there where several folks here that were happy with his work. They can add either 1/16 or 1/8 inch padding before rewrapping the wheel.
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