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Postby Don.Hasi » Sun 27.11.2005, 14:20

here another from the gallery.... named with S2.... Is that right?

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Postby Doc Fizzix » Mon 28.11.2005, 05:48

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Postby Gazza » Mon 28.11.2005, 12:03

I have seen this wheel on the car, a metallic green S2. I think it has just been recovered in red, but is missing the middle T-piece cover in that picture.

Anyone know how much it is to have a steering wheel recovered as I was thinking of have my spare S2 wheel done in dark blue?

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Postby Paul.P » Mon 28.11.2005, 17:55

Gazza, i had my SE wheel done by lotus, now although they did an excellent job, it was bloody expensive, because it had to be all hand stitched. Think it was about £200.
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Postby Monty » Mon 28.11.2005, 18:53

Is that not Sy`s feet in the picture :? sure he was selling that to stef some time back. :roll:
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Postby Sy V » Mon 28.11.2005, 19:20

Aah memories!
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Postby Gazza » Tue 29.11.2005, 01:35

This is the one I saw fitted to an S2.

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Hayward & Scott 2.5" exhaust.
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Postby Matt RI » Tue 29.11.2005, 22:08

As always- Marie is one step ahead...
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Postby Gazza » Wed 30.11.2005, 10:40

Paul.P

Cheers for the picture and price, it does seem alot of money but you have had more leather and work done on it than I will need.

Apparently coming into the christmas period, blue cows are cheaper than green as well :wink:

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Postby lotusgirlmarie » Thu 08.12.2005, 10:04

Sorry it took so long to get back to the list but as promised here's the shot from the drivers position.
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Postby lotusgirlmarie » Thu 08.12.2005, 10:08

The petrol gauge is the only thing that is slightly obscured. As for me so "the boyz" can judge what it would be like. I'm 5' 7" but I also changed the seats in the car, so that may be a factor as well. I did retain the stock seat spacers though.
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Postby DeeAitch » Mon 09.01.2006, 22:28

If you like lotusgirlmarie's wheel there are 4 in different colours on eBay now - all from the same seller with zero feedback :? so take care. Here is the first in silver http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LOTUS-ELISE-STEER ... dZViewItem
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Postby DAdragna » Tue 10.01.2006, 00:42

What are the thoughts on the Raid Airbag wheels? I put one in my Esprit and love it. I was thinking of putting on in my Elan as well. Any thoughts or opinions on them in the Elan?
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Postby Enright » Tue 10.01.2006, 01:00

Dave wrote:If you like lotusgirlmarie's wheel there are 4 in different colours on eBay now - all from the same seller with zero feedback :? so take care.


Yeah, someone else spotted that PSSCL probably stands for Peter Smith Sports Cars Limited, who are just outside Derby.
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Postby Fubar1764 » Wed 11.01.2006, 12:36

DAdragna wrote:What are the thoughts on the Raid Airbag wheels? I put one in my Esprit and love it. I was thinking of putting on in my Elan as well. Any thoughts or opinions on them in the Elan?
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Postby DAdragna » Sun 15.01.2006, 01:27

I have one of the Raid wheels in my Esprit. They can be viewed at the TM Tuning web site. I bought my wheel during a group buy and spent $500 or so (+ the adapter). My buddy here in Orlando had the Hub adapters manufactured for the swap. He still has a few of the adapter kits.

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Postby Don.Hasi » Thu 09.02.2006, 00:10

I have added some more options a side before in my old post.



lotusgirlmarie: from all seen solutions I like yours much at that time :) Only a goodlooking airbagsystem could strike this.



In the Raid-Solution i´m interested too. Please keep me in touch :) Are there any pictures of the esprit?
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Postby slim » Wed 25.10.2006, 22:28

I'm trying to find the right hub adapter to put on a Federal M100. I understand the "right" one is the Isuzu adapter part number 4603. However, I can't seem to find that one. I'm guessing that this part is from a Chevy/Pontiac of similar vintage in which case part number 2401 would be suitable. Question is - has anyone ever tried this on a Federal car? I'm really trying to find the right hub or a place to get the 4603 but I can't seem to find it.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Re: hub adapter

Postby Dave M » Thu 26.10.2006, 14:26

slim wrote:I'm trying to find the right hub adapter to put on a Federal M100. I understand the "right" one is the Isuzu adapter part number 4603. However, I can't seem to find that one. I'm guessing that this part is from a Chevy/Pontiac of similar vintage in which case part number 2401 would be suitable. Question is - has anyone ever tried this on a Federal car? I'm really trying to find the right hub or a place to get the 4603 but I can't seem to find it.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Yes, I have that adaptor in my car (a US model). It is from a Isuzu/Geo Storm. If it is not available, you may want to see if someone will send you the 2401 adaptor and allow a return if it doesn't work (sometimes these places get you for a "return charge"). I've heard that along with the Esprit, the Pontiac Firebird had a similar, if not the same wheel. Worth a try I guess. You can see my write-up of the Momo install at:

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Postby Fubar1764 » Thu 26.10.2006, 17:57

The Firebird does have the same wheel. Not sure if all the F-body types had them (i.e. Camero), but it's possible.
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