Steering Wheel Hub Question
02-23-2006, 10:56 AM
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Steering Wheel Hub Question
Hi
i just got a new steering wheel (momo)
im just wondering, i didnt get a hub yet
but if i decided to get the quick release hub,
is that all i'd need? or does the quick release mechanism goes onto of a hub that fits the wheel?
thanks
i just got a new steering wheel (momo)
im just wondering, i didnt get a hub yet
but if i decided to get the quick release hub,
is that all i'd need? or does the quick release mechanism goes onto of a hub that fits the wheel?
thanks
02-23-2006, 11:00 AM
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Re: Steering Wheel Hub Question (Mistermark)
If my understanding is correct you would have to pick up a momo style hub and then the quick release attaches to that rather than directly to your car.
This is how I have seen it. Not sure if that is the standard, but I have seen it done this way.
Just my .02. Correct me if I am wrong guys!
This is how I have seen it. Not sure if that is the standard, but I have seen it done this way.
Just my .02. Correct me if I am wrong guys!
02-24-2006, 02:37 PM
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Re: Steering Wheel Hub Question (Mistermark)
you can either put a quick release setup on there or just a steering wheel...i gotta find pics of my setup and post it up on here...fingers reach to the turn signal and lights like stock wheel 
02-24-2006, 03:39 PM
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Re: Steering Wheel Hub Question (acydphryck)
Don't get MOMO hub if your gonna do quick release. Get a short hub. The position will be like or near stock.
I recommand Splash short hub, but it's pricey. Also NRG just release their new short hub, more affordable.
I recommand Splash short hub, but it's pricey. Also NRG just release their new short hub, more affordable.
02-25-2006, 11:03 AM
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Re: Steering Wheel Hub Question (kaiba)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kaiba »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Don't get MOMO hub if your gonna do quick release. Get a short hub. The position will be like or near stock.
I recommand Splash short hub, but it's pricey. Also NRG just release their new short hub, more affordable.</TD></TR></TABLE>
anyone got pics of the new NRG short hub handy?? i'm going downstairs right now to take pics of my setup
I recommand Splash short hub, but it's pricey. Also NRG just release their new short hub, more affordable.</TD></TR></TABLE>
anyone got pics of the new NRG short hub handy?? i'm going downstairs right now to take pics of my setup
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Re: Steering Wheel Hub Question (Mistermark)
Here are some details and pics of my setup:
Hub = some no name vietnamese aluminum hub from Narspec.
Quick release = Signal Auto quick release (here's the link to a website that sells them for around $280: http://www.evasivemotorsports....IGNAL)
I forgot to mention that I bought the quick release on here from Jackson and this setup is on my 1992-1995 EG hatchie.
pics:
hope this helps out
Hub = some no name vietnamese aluminum hub from Narspec.
Quick release = Signal Auto quick release (here's the link to a website that sells them for around $280: http://www.evasivemotorsports....IGNAL)
I forgot to mention that I bought the quick release on here from Jackson and this setup is on my 1992-1995 EG hatchie.
pics:
hope this helps out
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