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> what's the story with this steering wheel, #914 347 805 10
rhodyguy
post May 29 2012, 01:16 PM
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the back side of the center is weird and there is a little spring with non ferrous contact point on the inside end coming out the front of the center portion. then i found another one with the # 914 347 805 11. wasup?

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in regards to 911 RS Steering wheels

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Along with the most common part # 806 10, an RS could have come with 805 11 and even 805 10 (which is actually an 914-4 wheel but it has the correct hub with countersunk and tapped holes).

The part # on the box of my NOS wheel you mention is a mid to late 70's part # that superceedes the previous PET part #.

The RSR wheels I have seen are 803 10, which is a hard rubber core wheel with felt and padding covered with leather.
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