Potential Wooden Steering Wheel?

[Fat Old Sun]

Now the car is fresh back from TVR101 with its new walnut dash (wasn't a fan of the turned stainless one) I think the car is crying out for a wooden wheel.

I think it will be a bit more style over substance sort of thing as the car has no power steering and it will probably be easier to hoik the wheel over when parking with the nice grippy leather than shiny slim wood.

I may have to get some Alan Partridge string back gloves for the extra purchase.

Anyway...where do we stand regards boss change and PCD?...what other factors do I need to take into account and/or buy in addition to the wheel?...anyone done this then regretted it and reverted?

https://www.moto-lita.co.uk/products/dished-mark-t...

[The Three D Mucketeer]

Look at this thread :-

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

PERSONAL was used by TVR and there are a few 2nd hand ones on EBay

My Chim

Edited by The Three D Mucketeer on Saturday 1st November 13:11

[Harvy500]

I've just taken this off my car to swap it for a black leather wheel.
This one needs a new home.

[Fat Old Sun]

I did drop Moto-Lita a quick email querying compatibility of this for the TVR

https://www.moto-lita.co.uk/products/dished-mark-t...


They did reply...but its a bit complicated!

"Thank you for your enquiry. We do need more information from the steering column, please could you remove the wheel and send in photos of the steering column. Does it have splines or a hexagonal fitting? If splines, we need the number of splines, the diameter of the splines and length of taper (if any)."

[Adrian@]

I changed the Momo centre...(not a Griffith though)



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