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calipers to match...
I wonder how much each blocks the instrument cluster view. Maybe an issue. Maybe not at all an issue.This one looks better:
Tesla Model S 2021+ Circular Steering Wheel Conversion
NOTE: This will only fit the control panel of the Yoke. (Not compatible with OEM round steering wheel's control panel). NOTE: Control panel is not included. Secret-EV is proud to announce the world's first true circular steering wheel conversion for the refreshed Model S LR/Plaid. What's the...secretev.com
Considering that the Model S and X were likely designed with the yoke in mind, it could be quite bad. They did also use a round wheel during testing, but again, that was OEM Tesla. So any aftermarket wheel could be very different.
Considering the price I have ordered this unit just to get a comparison to the yoke.
I have a round steering wheel on my S. I have it positioned where it doesn't block any of the display at all. I fail to understand why other people could not do this?
My guess is about as much as in my pre refresh model s. Which I was/would be totally fine with
I REALLY like this one. And no core needed so can swap it back to the yoke when (eventually) selling.This one looks better:
Tesla Model S 2021+ Circular Steering Wheel Conversion
NOTE: This will only fit the control panel of the Yoke. (Not compatible with OEM round steering wheel's control panel). NOTE: Control panel is not included. Secret-EV is proud to announce the world's first true circular steering wheel conversion for the refreshed Model S LR/Plaid. What's the...secretev.com
Okay, I filled out all the required information. Now I will wait six months.
While I'm still 50/50 on the yoke (at only 100 miles of use, so far), it is crazy dumb that Sportline has gone to all this effort, only to wrap the wheel in leather.Nice first attempt, but not for me. Will look forward to future versions that are more normal looking. And at reailistic price point
Model S / X Plaid & Long Range Yoke Replacement 360 Hand Upholstered Steering Wheel
This product only fits 2021 - 2023 Tesla Model S / X without a center horn. Our Tesla Model S / X 360 Yoke Replacement Steering Wheel employs the factory Model S / X Yoke design with the addition of a top section for those looking for a traditional full 360 steering wheel. Starting with an...tsportline.com
I hear you but I’m kinda the wrong guy to opine on that part. I literally have been known to have a leather wrapped starting wheel in one hand and a double stack cheeseburger in the other. While wearing a leather jacket and suede loafers.While I'm still 50/50 on the yoke (at only 100 miles of use, so far), it is crazy dumb that Sportline has gone to all this effort, only to wrap the wheel in leather.
How can they supposedly be so "tied in" with Tesla's mission and get this part so hopelessly wrong?
It's not like this is new news--read this from the UN FAO about 16 YEARS ago:
Animal agriculture is responsible for 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions, more than the combined exhaust from all transportation.
And:
Livestock and their byproducts account for at least 32,000 million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year, or 51% of all worldwide greenhouse gas emissions.
Source:
Snowflake Alert: do NOT read any further if your mind is unable to absorb new information that challenges what your parents taught you. I get weary of "dislikes" because some lurkers here are, as Elon says, that are "ossified" in their thinking . . .
******
So rather than follow Tesla's lead and use any of the many synthetic leathers available, Sportline goes to a company that blows the brains out of sentient beings, pays them to give them the skins of the tortured and murdered cows, while also increasing the risk our entire planet faces due to unchecked GHG dumping.
On what planet is this okay?
These parody accounts are getting so good that it’s hard to tell them apart from the real thing.While I'm still 50/50 on the yoke (at only 100 miles of use, so far), it is crazy dumb that Sportline has gone to all this effort, only to wrap the wheel in leather.
How can they supposedly be so "tied in" with Tesla's mission and get this part so hopelessly wrong?
It's not like this is new news--read this from the UN FAO about 16 YEARS ago:
Animal agriculture is responsible for 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions, more than the combined exhaust from all transportation.
And:
Livestock and their byproducts account for at least 32,000 million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year, or 51% of all worldwide greenhouse gas emissions.
Source:
Snowflake Alert: do NOT read any further if your mind is unable to absorb new information that challenges what your parents taught you. I get weary of "dislikes" because some lurkers here are, as Elon says, that are "ossified" in their thinking . . .
******
So rather than follow Tesla's lead and use any of the many synthetic leathers available, Sportline goes to a company that blows the brains out of sentient beings, pays them to give them the skins of the tortured and murdered cows, while also increasing the risk our entire planet faces due to unchecked GHG dumping.
On what planet is this okay?
That *sugar* is goofier looking than the yoke ffsNice first attempt, but not for me. Will look forward to future versions that are more normal looking. And at reailistic price point
Model S / X Plaid & Long Range Yoke Replacement 360 Hand Upholstered Steering Wheel
This product only fits 2021 - 2023 Tesla Model S / X without a center horn. Our Tesla Model S / X 360 Yoke Replacement Steering Wheel employs the factory Model S / X Yoke design with the addition of a top section for those looking for a traditional full 360 steering wheel. Starting with an...
TOTALLY AGREED! This one is much better IMO. It floats: Tesla 2022 Yoke Completer — Aftershock Garage Tesla & EV Services
LolTOTALLY AGREED! This one is much better IMO. It floats: Tesla 2022 Yoke Completer — Aftershock Garage Tesla & EV Services
It's not too late to become a better person, why not start today?
No parody.
Yes, when you don't have any facts you can attack, then . . . attack the messenger.
