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02-07-2008 #1
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Budnik Stiletto Steering wheel?
Anybody running one of these http://www.budnik.com/steeringwheels...2&pid=596&pg=2 or any of the Budnik steering wheels? Wondered how they compared to the LaCarra, Flaming River etc wheels. The budniks are a cheaper but wasn't sure if it showed in the quality or not. This is for a 68 Camaro by the way. If you can post pictures of the steering wheel that would be great also. If you aren't using the Budnik what wheel are you using?
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02-07-2008 #2
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we have used a couple and they are every bit as good as all the others
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I have also used them in past project.. they are great. In summer time they get alittle hot.
1973 C10,400sbc, Baer Brakes, 4 link,TOYO tires
2010 Charger RT
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Okay then, I figured as much considering their wheels are the quality that they are. Thanks!!!
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...not to mention how cold that aluminum gets in the winter time! We also offer steering wheels: http://www.introwheels.com/w_steering.php
Originally Posted by LMDGUY
Last edited by Boesch; 02-07-2008 at 05:51 PM.
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I have a Budnik Sport and I am very impressed with the quality. I'm having problems with the server that my pictures are hosted on right now, so I cannot post a pictures here. If you would like a picture, send me a PM with your e-mail address.
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I've been using one on my 70 for about 10 years. Budnik is cheaper you say? That's news to me!
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02-08-2008 #8
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i have a budnik "stiletto" in my road runner....
and i find the quality / finish of budnik perfect...!
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408cui Stroker, Keisler A41 Overdrive AT, Budnik's 19"/20", AlterKtion front suspension, Street-Lynx 4-Link rear suspension, Ridetech-Airride, custom interior...
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Wow, I wasn't expecting people to post anything else, but thanks! Yes the Budnik wheels are cheaper in price according to what they are priced for on their site compared to flaming river etc. The Staletto wheel with everything is right a $400, quite a few of the flaming river and lacarra wheels are that price plus the mounts etc or are about $100 more with everything.
02-08-2008 #10
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Originally Posted by Boesch
SWEET. my C10 might need one of those.1973 C10,400sbc, Baer Brakes, 4 link,TOYO tires
2010 Charger RT
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