Thicker Leather Sports Steering Wheel
#1
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Thicker Leather Sports Steering Wheel
Does anyone here have this option? If so would you please post a picture of it? I have never seen the wheel and the PNA site looks the same between both sport wheels.
Thanks.
Thanks.
#3
Instructor
Originally Posted by PV
I have seen the thicker wheel, and couldn't see the different between the standard, other than two small bumps/handles on the 10 to 2 positions.
#4
It was indeed an S, however, I was told it was the thicker wheel. Even stronger, the owner of that car paid for a thicker wheel and didn't like the fact that it almost looked like my standard wheel.........
#5
What's "weird?"
The stock S wheel has a slightly SMALLER grip diameter than the non-s. No kidding: the S wheel is more "delicate" than the non-S!
So if the hotter car has a thinner wheel and that makes sense according to Porsche: why are we struggling to get big thick fat wheels in there?
Just a pithy observation; do what makes you happy though.
The stock S wheel has a slightly SMALLER grip diameter than the non-s. No kidding: the S wheel is more "delicate" than the non-S!
So if the hotter car has a thinner wheel and that makes sense according to Porsche: why are we struggling to get big thick fat wheels in there?
Just a pithy observation; do what makes you happy though.
#6
Instructor
Originally Posted by MMD
What's "weird?"
The stock S wheel has a slightly SMALLER grip diameter than the non-s. No kidding: the S wheel is more "delicate" than the non-S!
So if the hotter car has a thinner wheel and that makes sense according to Porsche: why are we struggling to get big thick fat wheels in there?
Just a pithy observation; do what makes you happy though.
The stock S wheel has a slightly SMALLER grip diameter than the non-s. No kidding: the S wheel is more "delicate" than the non-S!
So if the hotter car has a thinner wheel and that makes sense according to Porsche: why are we struggling to get big thick fat wheels in there?
Just a pithy observation; do what makes you happy though.
#7
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Thanks for the replies. Found a picture of one at Pioneer Porsche in San diego, CA. The car is a Silver 997S if you want to check the inventory page. I was unable to post a link here.
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#8
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Check that was doing something wrong on posting the link, I think it is here if interested.
http://pioneer.porschedealer.com/new...ntoryid=151654
http://pioneer.porschedealer.com/new...ntoryid=151654
#11
Rennlist Member
I would've liked a shot of the fire extinguisher, too. Nicely optioned car.