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Seriously? C'mon, you should know that the reason for moving the steering wheel closer is for long legged drivers that don't want to be forced to scrunch their legs more.
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Seriously? C'mon, you should know that the reason for moving the steering wheel closer is for long legged drivers that don't want to be forced to scrunch their legs more.
I mean this is nice looking and all but for its frustrating that there's no help for us to retain the oem wheel functions while moving it back i went with a QR, aftermarket wheel that was dished, and a spacer b/c that was the only option |
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