Catalog of factory and aftermarket steering wheels

Thanks guys- the wheel is not at hand right at the moment but I get it.
When I slipped the wheel over the splines in the dark and cold garage I just thought about getting it further away from the dash not exactly how. I'll be speaking to Classic to get the right spacer.

Again thanks...

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Originally Posted by varunan123

Mark


here is the moretti monte carlo horn button and a few others

raj

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... i know this horn button....:D

Yeah Raj, it is. And for all the right reasons; it's a purposeful racecar.

You know, we haven't met, but I do look forward to seeing you on one of these NorEast romps.

Cheers.

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Originally Posted by varunan123

NOS mark donahue raid complete kit

raj

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Hm.

Both of Raj's 'Donohues' look completely different from the other NOS 'Donohue' on this thread . . . . see post #29.


Rick Kreiskott

1973 RSR 2.8 / 360 0960 @ 1973 Targa Florio (Zbinden - Ilotte...I believe Peter Zbinden at the wheel here). Production wheel & production horn push (plastic , i would guess):

(Still photo taken from in-car movie video)

Raj
the RAID steering wheel is SOOOOOOOOO rare! and yours is in fantastic form!

Perhaps you don't know the history of Volanti (that means steering wheel in italian)Raid.

The Owner , mr William Saladini , was a very talented italian driver, who died unfortunately at the age of 31 , during the 1973 Nevgàl Alps race due to an aquaplaning accident.

This is the last photo of Saladini's bmw 2002 before crash (bressanone race, 1973)

http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/u...ladiniRaid.jpg

Mark,

That's SUPER COOL!!!!!!!!, and sick, and MUCH better then mine........... :( ........ bastard........ ;)

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Originally Posted by sithot

Did this preference also come into play before you were married?
Tom

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Tom, in that regard, I prefer the term 'experienced' ;)

Will a Raid hub that is designed to fit a 911 work for other steering wheels or only a Raid brand of wheel?

Also, what is the best size for a 73 911S? 380mm? I realize there will be different opinions, but I would like some input. My stock wheel is 400mm I believe and it seems very large.

A Raid hub has the same hole pattern as a Nardi and Personal does but Raids and RaceMarks use a larger diameter bolt. Raid and Racemark use an M6 and everything else is an M5 (from memory).

For me a 360-370mm wheel is about perfect; not too much effort to turn, the gauges are mostly visible, and my knees don't hit the wheel when I move my feet to brake or shift. I also prefer the larger diameter grip offered on most aftermarket steering wheels over the skinny Porsche wheel.

Nick