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TSW2 replacement wheel....where to buy

4 posts by 3 people · 28 Jun 2003 21:51 UTC - 29 Jun 2003 21:08 UTC

Lawman_02766 28 Jun 2003 21:51 UTC#64332
I am looking for a smaller, yet "F1 style" wheel for a TSW2. i put the big 13" Grant wheel for NR2003, yet I find the big wheel to "bulky" for F1C. I'd also like to avoid paying out the ass for one as well. Ebay is an option, yet I don't know what brand or style to look for. The original wheel (10"???) was a good size, but I'd like to find a more racy looking wheel. Lawman
Logitech's MOMO wheels often die an early death, and Logi is useless as a source of parts or service (except under warranty). Looks great, too. (As an aside, MOMO pedals look fab on the TSW pedal stalks.) "Lawman_02766" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (8 lines)> I am looking for a smaller, yet "F1 style" wheel for a TSW2. i put the > big 13" Grant wheel for NR2003, yet I find the big wheel to "bulky" > for F1C. I'd also like to avoid paying out the ass for one as well. > Ebay is an option, yet I don't know what brand or style to look for. > The original wheel (10"???) was a good size, but I'd like to find a > more racy looking wheel. > > Lawman
Go-Kart shops are good sources for replacement wheels for your TSW2 -- I got a very nice suede-and-leather Caliba kart wheel at Komet Karts here in Indiana (owned by former IRL driver Mark Dismore). If you'd like to see pictures of my modified TSW2, check out this site: http://members.iquest.net/~jbodin/tsw2mod.htm There is some info on the site for alternate sources for the Caliba wheels, but I'm sure there are other manufacturers out there as well. If you have any in your vicinity, check your local karting shops to see what they have. A company named Grant makes custom and replacement wheels for automobiles, and they also makes a Momo-type 10" wheel, but I've never seen places like Pep Boys carry the small Grant wheels. TSW used the Grant wheel for a while as a low-cost alternative to a true Momo, but I think they discontinued it for some reason (supply problems, perhaps?). As for using a go-kart wheel, most karting wheels come pre-drilled with a three-hole pattern, and I wanted to retain the Caliba wheel's three-hole mounting scheme without having to drill two more holes to match up with my TSW wheel's mounting points, so I fabricated an adapter out of aluminum stock, but you wouldn't have to get that elaborate if you weren't a fanatic like me. ;-) Hope this helps! -- JCB [email hidden] (Lawman_02766) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted text (8 lines)> I am looking for a smaller, yet "F1 style" wheel for a TSW2. i put the > big 13" Grant wheel for NR2003, yet I find the big wheel to "bulky" > for F1C. I'd also like to avoid paying out the ass for one as well. > Ebay is an option, yet I don't know what brand or style to look for. > The original wheel (10"???) was a good size, but I'd like to find a > more racy looking wheel. > > Lawman
[email hidden] (jbodin) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted text (31 lines)> Go-Kart shops are good sources for replacement wheels for your TSW2 -- > I got a very nice suede-and-leather Caliba kart wheel at Komet Karts > here in Indiana (owned by former IRL driver Mark Dismore). If you'd > like to see pictures of my modified TSW2, check out this site: > > http://members.iquest.net/~jbodin/tsw2mod.htm > > There is some info on the site for alternate sources for the Caliba > wheels, but I'm sure there are other manufacturers out there as well. > If you have any in your vicinity, check your local karting shops to > see what they have. > > A company named Grant makes custom and replacement wheels for > automobiles, and they also makes a Momo-type 10" wheel, but I've never > seen places like Pep Boys carry the small Grant wheels. TSW used the > Grant wheel for a while as a low-cost alternative to a true Momo, but > I think they discontinued it for some reason (supply problems, > perhaps?). > > As for using a go-kart wheel, most karting wheels come pre-drilled > with a three-hole pattern, and I wanted to retain the Caliba wheel's > three-hole mounting scheme without having to drill two more holes to > match up with my TSW wheel's mounting points, so I fabricated an > adapter out of aluminum stock, but you wouldn't have to get that > elaborate if you weren't a fanatic like me. > > ;-) > > Hope this helps! > > -- JCB
thanks! Cool site with lots of info and ideas.

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