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Old 01-12-2012, 05:28 PM
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Is it possible to get a decent aftermarket steering wheel and hub for around $200-300? I don't care much for brand names or for the 'quick release' version, but if I could get one within my budget then its even better. I was looking at the 2 below on eBay:

Quick Release Hub

NRG 320mm Steering Wheel


A few concerns:

I prefer 330mm, is 320mm above that much of a difference?
I prefer to have the steering wheel closer to me, is there an 'extended' hub I can get?
Is the resistor always included with the hub to prevent the SRS airbag light to come on?
Do I keep the cable reel or can I remove it?

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Old 01-12-2012, 05:39 PM
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Ray it's prob doable if you don't get a quick release version and you get the steering wheel used. You can get the thicker hubs that push the wheel closer to you. The works bell ones include the appropriate resistor and go over the reel but I think the NRG ones require removal of the reel. Works Bell is outside your budget though.
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Actually all you really need is this hub plus a steering wheel and then figure out what resistor you need for the SRS light ( pretty sure it's on the board somewhere):

http://www.weaksauceparts.com/store/...at=2322&page=1
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I am working with a company here in the USA in developing a D Shaped OEM replacement steering wheel which allows you to use all the OEM parts including airbag on the car without any modifications. It will basically be a clone of the VGS steering wheel. I don't know what the pricing will be until the prototype is sent back to me.

But I reckon you can get a nice setup consisting of a NRG hub release and a Momo Monte Carlo for a fair amount that will fit your budget.
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What do you guys think of the 2 eBay items I posted above? Is 320mm okay?
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320mm is fine. I actually prefer it as its not too big nor too small, its actually in a good comfort zone.
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I have a 320 on mine, it's pretty nice except that it does block most of my tach from my sitting position. I may actually go back to a normal sized 350mm again.
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$55 .. and its bad ass looking

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Originally Posted by steguis
I have a 320 on mine, it's pretty nice except that it does block most of my tach from my sitting position. I may actually go back to a normal sized 350mm again.
I'm a few inches taller than you (5'11"), with OEM seat lowered 2", would that make it better or worse for me?
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it might be the same. My 320mm wheel is also much fatter than the OEM wheel which further blocks the view.


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