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Yes, that is my understanding that you cannot have
a removable wheel. I have seen several lightweight steering shafts but I do not think they are legal either.
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Not sure about shafts but removable wheel IS LEGAL, a necessity and quicker to get out of (if needed) on several cars with a cage.
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This is how the rule is written:
STEERING WHEELS "Aftermarket steering wheels permitted, minimum diameter 11 inches. Removable steering wheels permitted. Lengthening of steering column prohibited. Must maintain OEM length." You are also allowed to remove the turn signal lever and the column ignition switch with the locking mechanism when applicable. The removal of the steering wheel allows the driver ease to enter and egress the car with full cages and a window net. |
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Now to find a removable kit that allows use of stock steering wheel.
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