drummerboy
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That looks fantastic.Very happy with the wheel I got from Tim at Beith. Alcantara is nice but I really like the leather and perforated leather and fiber work that Tim did.
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That looks fantastic.Very happy with the wheel I got from Tim at Beith. Alcantara is nice but I really like the leather and perforated leather and fiber work that Tim did.
Thanks. I am extremely pleased with the quality. It took 2 weeks to make and shipped from Hong Kong on a Tuesday and arrived at my home in Tennessee on Wednesday. DHL is FAST! eBay seller name is:Thatās a great looking wheel!
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Do you remember who you bought from?
Are you pleased with the quality?
I keep going back and forth between this exact spec or all leather like EphinayNo complaints with mine. Allows me to preserve the stock R steering wheel. Bought mine from Tim with Beith also.
Aren't they pretty much all the same and made in China? I asked Beith if his were made in China and never received an answer back, so I assumed that they were. Please correct me if I am wrong. None of the sellers seem to want to talk about their manufacturing facilities or show pictures of the process.
I may be flogged for saying this but those steering wheels and all that carbon fiber is ugly AF and looks tacky
Yes this is a tough one. If I can, which isnāt often, I buy US produced products.Are you saying you would buy one if it is not made in China? Lots of parts for the car are not made in the US. There is a lot of things on these cars that were not made in the U.S.
113.2848472939595932% agree.Yes this is a tough one. If I can, which isnāt often, I buy US produced products.
What really hit me years ago was buying a new Stanley thermosā¦.made in China. Iconic American companies flipping to China to compete in the world market makes me sick.
It becomes difficult sifting through āAmericanā companies that 100% of their products are sourced locally.
We have done this to ourselves gentlemen. The push by a certain President to help bring back American companies to the US was just a drop in a bucket but it was great to see happen. Keep in mind, every American company doing business in China is linked to the ChiComs by law.
I honestly think it comes down to paying what something is worth. If I could have found a quality steering wheel made in the US, I would have been willing to pay more for it. I actually researched them for almost a year before giving up and buying a wheel made in Hong Kong.Are you saying you would buy one if it is not made in China? Lots of parts for the car are not made in the US. There is a lot of things on these cars that were not made in the U.S.