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Originally Posted by Lvcky69 This steering wheel is using a wifi obd to read the rpm, which it is not going to match the exact rpms..the price is $1.3k. I

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Old 07-24-2019, 01:50 PM   #16 (permalink)
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This steering wheel is using a wifi obd to read the rpm, which it is not going to match the exact rpms..the price is $1.3k. I bought mine for my 911 from a different seller

so this 1k steering wheel gives you a wrong reading on the rpm. I bet the shift-LED will light up wrongly too since the rpm is off by 500rpm.

So while you have a huge OEM tach WITH shift indicator sitting right in front of you, why would you spend 1k to get something that'll make you shift 500rpm too late thus having a chance of blowing up the engine?

But first of all, why would the manufacturer let this product to get onto the market cos I consider this "lag" as a faulty design and could lead to a lawsuit.

Maybe a chic that knows nothing about car will get amazed by all this blinking stuff and tell other people you manage to dress the wheel like a Christmas tree...
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Stupid. Not even accurate. Useless in a curve. Outrageously expensive.

Just get a HUD. You can find a good one on Amazon for <$100.
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so this 1k steering wheel gives you a wrong reading on the rpm. I bet the shift-LED will light up wrongly too since the rpm is off by 500rpm.

So while you have a huge OEM tach WITH shift indicator sitting right in front of you, why would you spend 1k to get something that'll make you shift 500rpm too late thus having a chance of blowing up the engine?

But first of all, why would the manufacturer let this product to get onto the market cos I consider this "lag" as a faulty design and could lead to a lawsuit.

Maybe a chic that knows nothing about car will get amazed by all this blinking stuff and tell other people you manage to dress the wheel like a Christmas tree...
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Stupid. Not even accurate. Useless in a curve. Outrageously expensive.

Just get a HUD. You can find a good one on Amazon for <$100.
I will have you know that is atleast 3000 canadian peso.
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Stupid. Not even accurate. Useless in a curve. Outrageously expensive.

Just get a HUD. You can find a good one on Amazon for <$100.
This is a good point. Didn't even think about that.

But "OMG LEDs y0!" FTW
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