UK/AUS/JDM "HONDA" steering wheel...
Cause the JDM SRS is $800+!
That UKDM wheel is the same as the JDM one except for that center section (All you would have to do is switch it with the JDM one. But no matter what you'll still end up paying 1200-1300 for a New complete SRS wheel.
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That UKDM wheel is the same as the JDM one except for that center section (All you would have to do is switch it with the JDM one. But no matter what you'll still end up paying 1200-1300 for a New complete SRS wheel.

Now take a look at the first few pics.
[Modified by Rguy, 3:48 PM 5/6/2002]
the AUS/JDM Momo steering wheel is also found in one of the Ferrari's. I believe it's the 550 Maranello.
Here are some pics but not a good shot!

Here are some pics but not a good shot!

This isnt true, the true JDM wheel has perforated leather and a little more fancy leather wrapp.
Yeah thats the Australian Type R Wheel alright..........you USA Guys should consider buying it out of New Zealand as they sell all OEM Type R parts direct from Honda.......not only that the Australian Dollar is stronger than NZ and compared to USA the Australian Dollar is play money!!
Yeah thats the Australian Type R Wheel alright..........you USA Guys should consider buying it out of New Zealand as they sell all OEM Type R parts direct from Honda.......not only that the Australian Dollar is stronger than NZ and compared to USA the Australian Dollar is play money!!
whats the current exchange rate?
At the moment One US Dollar Buys You almost 2 Australian Dollars.........so here for me to buy a Spoon rear tower bar is $200 so thats $100 US plus shipping and most Australian Companies will ship to he USA
email this guy
DWorthington@honda.co.nz
he is the rep for ITR Parts for Honda New Zealand they are hella cheaper than Australia and your dollar is stronger than theirs than it is against the Aussie
DWorthington@honda.co.nz
he is the rep for ITR Parts for Honda New Zealand they are hella cheaper than Australia and your dollar is stronger than theirs than it is against the Aussie
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I do have co-workers/contacts at Ford of Australia and the guys are very willing to hunt things for me. Usually they take only a day to get back with the cost of things. Shipping is very reasonable.
E-mail me if you're interested.
E-mail me if you're interested.
you guys are all a bunch of ****.... you already have a SRS wheel that works....
if they had the 4 spoke, you'd still all be crying...
just ******* drive...
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if they had the 4 spoke, you'd still all be crying...
just ******* drive...
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I beg to differ. Our steering wheel sucks badly. If you've ever driven the car with one you might think differently.
U know what's funny? One of the things people comment about in Ferraris and Porsches and all M Series BMWs is the steering wheel. Well, the ROW [Rest-of World] ITR has the same feel as theirs.
U know what's funny? One of the things people comment about in Ferraris and Porsches and all M Series BMWs is the steering wheel. Well, the ROW [Rest-of World] ITR has the same feel as theirs.
I beg to differ. Our steering wheel sucks badly. If you've ever driven the car with one you might think differently.
George... what with the edit?

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OBVIOUSLY, the wheel doesn't "make the car". But riddle me this: Why would they have offered the car with a MOMO wheel at all. And why would the ROW car have the - by all accounts - nicer seats? And why would the JDM car have 16" wheels? Some would prefer to have the car specced as they are in Japan - or close to it. Just as many people would like their BMW or Porsche to be specced as it is in Europe. Of course, there are those who "wear" their gear, but who needs to bring them up? Suffice it to say that few have ever complained about the feel of an anatomical steering wheel and there's nothing like gripping a TIGHTLY wrapped leather one to boot.








