I want to step up my security and start using a quick release hub. I know absolutely nothing about them and how everything works.

Can someone fill me in on what i need, and how everything works? Can i use my OEM steering wheel etc.

 

here is what you need and NO you can't use your stock steering wheel.
http://www.weaksauceparts.com/...=1935

 

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http://www.weaksauceparts.com/...=1935</TD></TR></TABLE>

--- [freak]. Anyone know of a steering wheel that looks oem? I don't want any of that "ricer" brought onto me or my car. I never want to be associated with being in that crowd.

That alone will make me not want this much needed upgrade.

 

I cant think of one that looks like the OEM integra wheel...

The momo daytona 4 steering wheel looks OEMish.

 

best security upgrade i did, was simple if you have stick shift, take the switch that thats on your clutch(the one that enable you to start the car) and cut and extend the wires to a hidden switch this way the car cant be started w/o the hidden switch being pressed or flipped.... just an idea, i was gonna go the same route with the steering wheel but couldnt find one i really loved...

if its automatic, take your colum apart and do the same thing directly from the ignition switch

 

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--- Ya, i was thinking that to go along with my fuel cut. I am going to hook up my alarm my own way with my own customer ignition cut also, but i think i am going to invest in lo-jack before a alarm. I just don't know how to get around letting them let me install it without voiding the warranty.

 

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The momo daytona 4 steering wheel looks OEMish. </TD></TR></TABLE>

--- I just goggled it. All i can say is.... Eeeww. Haha.

 

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Can someone fill me in on what i need, and how everything works? Can i use my OEM steering wheel etc.</TD></TR></TABLE>

a quick release hub will give you 'on the fly' security only. say you park at the mall and spend a very small amount of time inside, a passerby would-be thief wouldnt have the right tools (hopefully) or time to break in and drive away.

now if you gave a thief time, say overnight, it will do nothing. thats what happened to me. they pryed off the lock hub with a hammer and two nails, then drove away using vice grips.

im using the personal suede steering wheel with red stitch to match the itr interior, this months honda-tuning mag lists the 4 most popular removable wheels

 

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--- I just goggled it. All i can say is.... Eeeww. Haha.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Have you looked at Nardi wheels? e.g. the Nardi Classic. Not OEM style (unless you're into Ferrari's or Porsche's) but high quality Italian racing wheels are hardly rice

 

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Have you looked at Nardi wheels? e.g. the Nardi Classic. Not OEM style (unless you're into Ferrari's or Porsche's) but high quality Italian racing wheels are hardly rice </TD></TR></TABLE>

--- Just not my style. Nothing about that steering wheel looks high quality to me. I am just simply not going to get this set up because of the steering wheel selection. Oh well.

 

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Well, it's pretty obvious you've never seen or touched one then

 

Nardi = The nice.

I had one in my ITR way back before people started commonly putting Nardi's in Honda's. I kind of wish quick release systems were readily available back then.

 

I'd personally laugh at anyone who carried around a quick release steering wheel that had an airbag attached to it. That's basically an explosive device.

 

yea it is a very good security device, expecially with the lock hub. I have a personal wheel, but I am definantly considering getting nardi. Hopefully you'll realize a lot of aftermarket wheels are pretty quality and add a nice layer of security to your car.