personal grinta suede steering wheel
05-20-2007, 09:06 AM
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personal grinta suede steering wheel
Hey guys,
I was just wondering if my only options to make this wheel fit are the "splash" hub or momo w/adaptor ring? do i have any other options? The splash hub is kinda expensive.Anybody know a good place that sells nardi hubs?thanks and flame away if this has been asked before.I searched and only found old FS threads.
I was just wondering if my only options to make this wheel fit are the "splash" hub or momo w/adaptor ring? do i have any other options? The splash hub is kinda expensive.Anybody know a good place that sells nardi hubs?thanks and flame away if this has been asked before.I searched and only found old FS threads.
05-20-2007, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Rev-em-hard
Hey guys,
I was just wondering if my only options to make this wheel fit are the "splash" hub or momo w/adaptor ring? do i have any other options? The splash hub is kinda expensive.Anybody know a good place that sells nardi hubs?thanks and flame away if this has been asked before.I searched and only found old FS threads.
I was just wondering if my only options to make this wheel fit are the "splash" hub or momo w/adaptor ring? do i have any other options? The splash hub is kinda expensive.Anybody know a good place that sells nardi hubs?thanks and flame away if this has been asked before.I searched and only found old FS threads.
05-20-2007, 12:47 PM
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hey thanks for the info.I did not want to spend $160+ for a hub but now I am glad I asked, lol!
yes it does serve a purpose.For some of us, our Z is a daily driver and a weekend track car, IE:drift,autox, ect. So for us it is actually safer to run a racing steering wheel to prevent getting our neck brocken from an airbag , lol.Also, I sit so close to the steering wheel that it cannot be safe to have that airback right by my face like that.excuse my typing, as I am drunk ,lol.
yes it does serve a purpose.For some of us, our Z is a daily driver and a weekend track car, IE:drift,autox, ect. So for us it is actually safer to run a racing steering wheel to prevent getting our neck brocken from an airbag , lol.Also, I sit so close to the steering wheel that it cannot be safe to have that airback right by my face like that.excuse my typing, as I am drunk ,lol.
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05-20-2007, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Rev-em-hard
BTW, that wheel looks really good suprat!
Yes I completely agree with you, the stock wheel is very dangerous IMHO. I hated the fact that something was so close in front of me that might potentially break my face. Kinda made me uneasy. Aftermarket steering wheels are lighter, easier to grip, plus if you have a quick release hub they are much easier to remove.
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05-20-2007, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 97supratt
Thanks.
Yes I completely agree with you, the stock wheel is very dangerous IMHO. I hated the fact that something was so close in front of me that might potentially break my face. Kinda made me uneasy. Aftermarket steering wheels are lighter, easier to grip, plus if you have a quick release hub they are much easier to remove.
Yes I completely agree with you, the stock wheel is very dangerous IMHO. I hated the fact that something was so close in front of me that might potentially break my face. Kinda made me uneasy. Aftermarket steering wheels are lighter, easier to grip, plus if you have a quick release hub they are much easier to remove.
lookin good man, now don't go racing everywhere just cuz you got a racing steering wheel, lol
05-20-2007, 03:21 PM
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for the wheel:suede will wear out faster (but feels great with racing gloves)..... i recommend the leather ones. if you have stock seats, the 350mm is good.. racing seats i'd suggest either a 340 or 330mm
splash ftw.. my friend has the momo one with his momo wheel and even then it had fitment issues..
i'm installing my wb hub and qr next week
splash ftw.. my friend has the momo one with his momo wheel and even then it had fitment issues..
i'm installing my wb hub and qr next week
06-15-2007, 05:37 AM
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the momo hub barely fits....its a piece of junk
we have both short and long Splash hubs in stock...and it's the only one made that includes the bypass for the airbag light. Listed on our site here:
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...or&prodid=1264
We also carry the full line of Nardi and Personal Wheels. Be forewarned....you are looking at a very very long backorder on the Suede grinta right now
we have both short and long Splash hubs in stock...and it's the only one made that includes the bypass for the airbag light. Listed on our site here:
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...or&prodid=1264
We also carry the full line of Nardi and Personal Wheels. Be forewarned....you are looking at a very very long backorder on the Suede grinta right now
06-15-2007, 07:36 AM
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the momo hub barely fits....its a piece of junk
we have both short and long Splash hubs in stock...and it's the only one made that includes the bypass for the airbag light. Listed on our site here:
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...or&prodid=1264
We also carry the full line of Nardi and Personal Wheels. Be forewarned....you are looking at a very very long backorder on the Suede grinta right now
we have both short and long Splash hubs in stock...and it's the only one made that includes the bypass for the airbag light. Listed on our site here:
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...or&prodid=1264
We also carry the full line of Nardi and Personal Wheels. Be forewarned....you are looking at a very very long backorder on the Suede grinta right now
The works hub fits perfecly and also has the airbag resistor included, but it only comes with one so you would need to purchase a second one to make it work.
06-15-2007, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by 97supratt
The works hub fits perfecly and also has the airbag resistor included, but it only comes with one so you would need to purchase a second one to make it work.
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