3-spoke steering wheel????
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does anyone else have as much of a problem with the 4spoke as I do?? Maybe not.....ive never had a car w/ a 4 spoke b4 this one, so its def new to me
ive found two major problems with the 4spoke compared to a 3spoke
1. When driving hard, it can be dangerously easy to grab at a part of the wheel that isnt open for holding, a 3spoke has much more area to grab and hold
2. When cruising, it can be quite difficult to find a comfy position to chill on the wheel...it just seems that with a 3spoke, you have more options on where youd like to get your hands comfortable
ive found two major problems with the 4spoke compared to a 3spoke
1. When driving hard, it can be dangerously easy to grab at a part of the wheel that isnt open for holding, a 3spoke has much more area to grab and hold
2. When cruising, it can be quite difficult to find a comfy position to chill on the wheel...it just seems that with a 3spoke, you have more options on where youd like to get your hands comfortable
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I've had no problems with the steering wheel at all. When "driving hard", my hands are on the 10 - 2 position and it's quite comfy there. what part of the wheel are you grabbing?
at cruising, I tend to have my hand at the left side and my elbow on the door arm or something.
at cruising, I tend to have my hand at the left side and my elbow on the door arm or something.
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Huh...don't have any problems driving hard...definitely don't have any problems cruising (quite a few comfy positions to switch between). Of course, most of my time driving is spent with one hand at 12 o'clock, which they claim is bad with air bags...oh well...
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Originally Posted by Thorin78
I've had no problems with the steering wheel at all. When "driving hard", my hands are on the 10 - 2 position and it's quite comfy there. what part of the wheel are you grabbing?
at cruising, I tend to have my hand at the left side and my elbow on the door arm or something.
at cruising, I tend to have my hand at the left side and my elbow on the door arm or something.
A 3 spoke just has more space to poke the fingers through and grab the wheel when in a hurry.
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