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I have the 13” wheel, I don’t feel the steering being heavy, perfect match for my 4/4 Sport


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The standard Brooklands wheel
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If you want to fit a 13" wheel and you find the steering is too much of an effort at low speeds with no power assistance , then you can fit a steering bearing kit which will reduce the effort required. However it does mean dismantling much of the front suspension to fit , so it is not a quick option


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looks great thats what i want just worried about if mrs drives it .
Have you fitted roller bearings to suspension ?

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looks great thats what i want just worried about if mrs drives it .
Have you fitted roller bearings to suspension ?

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I have a MotoLita wheel, which looks very nice, however it does reflect onto the windscreen at times, and perhaps why the original wheel is matt black, which is used as an ornament in my study, and perhaps why when I bought my car there was black tape running along the top edge of the cross spokes...?

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I have a 14” offset steering wheel which works well, I do have steering bearings fitted but no power steering. It’s no problem even at slow speed tight turns (like reversing onto the road), it does look a bit odd as the wheel turns. It’s also worth remembering that if it’s not in the correct position when you try to get out it can catch on your thighs and knees.

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Originally Posted by John V6
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I do like the Brooklands style wheel & would love one on the Mog, but narrow cold wheel rims trigger Raynaud's in my fingers


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Originally Posted by CooperMan
Originally Posted by John V6
The standard Brooklands wheel
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I do like the Brooklands style wheel & would love one on the Mog, but narrow cold wheel rims trigger Raynaud's in my fingers

Don't tell me you drive your Mog without proper driving gloves😳


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Originally Posted by The Austrian

Don't tell me you drive your Mog without proper driving gloves😳

We're 'ard in Yorkshire, although I do wear 'em on track events for better grip innocent


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