If you had like a momo steering wheel with a detachable hub, is they're any other way that someone can steal your car besides a tow truck?? If that's what will make my car anymore "less-stealable" then I'll invest in one.. What do you guys think? Peace

 

As long as it doesn't have any slop or play, definately get one.

 

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What he said.

They're great for anti-theft purposes.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=754708&page=1

 

Wondering about the legality of these at the track? After the Autopower scare a couple weeks ago I'm a little leary of buying things for the car. Any info????

 

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vicegrips own

 

Exactly what I was gonna say. Some Huge vicegrips.

 

the momo hubs have 3 spokes, some fool thief a**hole could easily use a big br in the spokes to steer with

 

A few years back, maybe many years back GT Grant had a removable steering wheel that had a metal cover for the hub that locked. I did a search on the net and can't find it. Would anyone know if its still being made or availble for our cars?

 

I would say that the level of protection is minimal at best. The only person you'll stop is the spur-of-the-moment thief.

More knowledgable ones will carry large vice grips with them, or some tools and a stock steering wheel. I suppose it's better than nothing, especially if you're layering security measures.

 

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Best way to go

 

what about usin this w/ a quik release hub?



http://inlinefour.com/raploccapfor.html

 

You're REALLY going to spend $357 for a quick release adapter?
http://inlinefour.com/rapquicsteer.html

If so, I suppose another $120 for the lock isn't that big of a deal.

 

Quick-release hub is next on my list

 

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http://inlinefour.com/rapquicsteer.html

If so, I suppose another $120 for the lock isn't that big of a deal.

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Yes, the cost is high (not as expensive as a stolen car)... but may be justifiable to those who want to have that extra "layer" of theft deterrent/prevention!

 

If you're going to do it, get a good old momo hub, LTB hex QR adapter, and a $200 wheel, like the Momo Mod 78. All available from LTB Motorsports. That's like $350 TOTAL.

I can't believe you guys are suggesting $300 QR hubs.

Warren

 

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I can't believe you guys are suggesting $300 QR hubs.

Warren</TD></TR></TABLE>

Well, a QR with a working horn on the steering wheel option is kind of nice.

I mean, sure, you could rig up something but these units look like they're plug and play.

 

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I can't believe you guys are suggesting $300 QR hubs.

Warren</TD></TR></TABLE>

LTB.. the sell the quick releases @ 129 a piece don't they?

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=754708 = tighter fit, and lower priced.

I have 3 different types or QR's.

 

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In the process of signing up.

 

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Well, a QR with a working horn on the steering wheel option is kind of nice.

I mean, sure, you could rig up something but these units look like they're plug and play.</TD></TR></TABLE>

All the quickreleases I have, your horn <U>works</U>

 

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And even when you do, these commercial interjections are still not allowed in tech forums.

 

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o, ok thanks for the heads up.