OregonRaine
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Explain how that helps you over a normal steering wheel? Because, most with a disability use a small wheel attached to the wheel and you can use one arm to turn it from that wheel back and forth.
Sure, one of the common adaptive devices is a spinner knob, or something else attached to an OEM wheel. I've tried one, and it made driving more difficult. I needed the wheel to be much closer to my body, since I can't extend my arms beyond 90*. The pic below should show how much closer the Nardi wheel is compared to the OEM wheel.
I've used the exact same setup across 5 vehicles over the last 12 years, with zero incidents.
It's a unique modification for our vehicles, and I'm likely one of the very few, if not the only 5th Gen in the world with an aftermarket steering wheel. I've been working on a solution for cruise control and infotainment buttons, too.
I scrubbed my post history related to this modification, since most responses from other members were juvenile, obnoxious and judgemental.
PS - I have a lot of family in Abilene and some in Stamford.:wave:
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