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Old 06-06-2005, 08:26 AM
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Default Moto-Lita steering wheel on BD?

Which one to get? and What did you have to do to install it? Do you need any other parts for the wheel install?

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Get the smaller one so you don't ruin your room at the thigh. You simply redrill it for the BDR pattern.
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The 6 bolt 14' ????? Then do you have to redrill the all the holes?
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Redrill all.
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I used the 15" 6 bolt pattern. I don't think the 15" is too big that it takes up thigh room. The BDR wheel is 13" (even though Reg told me it is 14"). I wanted to maximize the wheel size for leverage. My car is very easy to turn compared to the original wheel.
You do have to re-drill 6 new holes and tap them. It is not hard if you have a drill press available. You could do it with a hand drill, but not as easily. There is plenty of room in the steering hub for the new holes.
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