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Steering quickener
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I upgraded to aftermarket steering wheel that’s physically smaller and it had a similar effect. Feels so much better than a stock wheel.
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Steering quickeners, at least the time used in stock car racing are very labor intensive, they need a lot of effort
Agree with both statements above. Just go to a smaller diameter steering wheel if you want to speed things up.
We do this on every dedicated track build we do and it always makes more difference than you'd think.
Many aftermarket wheels have more than one diameter to choose from (300 and 330 mm are common) but almost all are considerably smaller in dia than stock wheels, and that speeds everything up!
Cheers,
We do this on every dedicated track build we do and it always makes more difference than you'd think.
Many aftermarket wheels have more than one diameter to choose from (300 and 330 mm are common) but almost all are considerably smaller in dia than stock wheels, and that speeds everything up!
Cheers,
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