quick release steering wheel yay or nay?

1. Robbie-Flat-Arch Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 Haywards Heath Posts: 2143 Saxo 1.1 desire

   #1 28th October 2010, 16:42

   what do you all think to them, i think there pretty cool and good for security but what do you lot think?
   
   discuss
2. Toms112 Established Member Joined: Dec 2008 Wisbech/Peterborough Posts: 2218 2008 Ford Fiesta ST150

   #2 28th October 2010, 16:43

   Whats more secure then a car with no steering wheel? Unless you like driving with a screwdriver
3. Robbie-Flat-Arch Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 Haywards Heath Posts: 2143 Saxo 1.1 desire

   #3 28th October 2010, 16:46

   well like if you go somewhere you dont know you can take off the steering wheel and put it in like the boot or something
4. Toms112 Established Member Joined: Dec 2008 Wisbech/Peterborough Posts: 2218 2008 Ford Fiesta ST150

   #4 28th October 2010, 16:47

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by Robbie-Flat-Arch well like if you go somewhere you dont know you can take off the steering wheel and put it in like the boot or something

   That was a positive comment from me lol Two from me
5. Robbie-Flat-Arch Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 Haywards Heath Posts: 2143 Saxo 1.1 desire

   #5 28th October 2010, 16:49

   oh lol goodo, there quite expensive to buy but might have got myself a bargin just gota wait for my money to get sorted
6. readie Established Member Joined: Oct 2008 leeds Posts: 2430 05' Clio 182

   #6 28th October 2010, 16:53

   if getting one go for a good quality one! i am sorting out the money for a lifeline one myself as seeing how little play they introduce compared to some cheaper ones
7. Robbie-Flat-Arch Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 Haywards Heath Posts: 2143 Saxo 1.1 desire

   #7 28th October 2010, 16:57

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by readie if getting one go for a good quality one! i am sorting out the money for a lifeline one myself as seeing how little play they introduce compared to some cheaper ones

   yeh i dont think its a cheap one will have to find out, do they have much play in them then?
8. marcusd Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jan 2009 warrington Posts: 7551 posi blue mk2 2003 vtr

   #8 28th October 2010, 17:06

   hated mine. brought wheel to far forwards couldn;t reach indicators with fingers no more so came straight off
9. Robbie-Flat-Arch Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 Haywards Heath Posts: 2143 Saxo 1.1 desire

   #9 28th October 2010, 17:10

   ahh ok mate will have to look and see while its still on there car
10. Lewis Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Oct 2009 Middlesbrough/Coventry Posts: 3808 Megane 225

    #10 28th October 2010, 19:35

    As marcus said deep dish wheels are more track orientated. Road driving demands a more practical wheel
11. user_32481 Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Mar 2009 Milk 'n' Beans (Milton Keynes, MK2) Posts: 3243 MK1 Trackin S engined R, 112.5 ATW, approx 135 ATF

    #11 28th October 2010, 20:03

    I got a quick release and so glad I did when ever I park up I always take it off and depending where I am I take it with me
12. beermonstah Frequent Poster Joined: Aug 2009 Cheshire Posts: 540 Slammed Icelandic VTS

    #12 28th October 2010, 20:48

    just make sure you dont loose it pms ...
13. Robbie-Flat-Arch Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 Haywards Heath Posts: 2143 Saxo 1.1 desire

    #13 28th October 2010, 21:18

    oh no its not a deep dish its a flat faced one,