Damn, I just placed my order a few weeks ago and was hoping I could get it by mid-August...chances look slim now.

 

I'm pretty sure there are different variances of the thumbrests, some more pronounced than others, but all of their wheels will have them. I got the M thickness wheel but I asked for the thumbrests to be more of a medium size and not as full as they would normally make them for an M thickness wheel.

Since a few of you guys are close to getting your wheels I will let you know that the plastic cover plate that comes with the euro wheel may need to be swapped out with the one on your Usdm factory wheel. The eurowheel covers don't have cutouts for the cruise control bracket, so you simply need to transfer your oem backing cover to the new wheel, along with the cruise control bracket and other internal parts that may not be on the new wheel. Its easy to do to swap, just remember how each part is installed so you can swap it over properly.

 

I ordered mine first week of June and prob won't get it until End of next week and more likely 2nd week of Aug.

 

Well, it took about 2 months from start to finish, but my competition thickness wheel and shift boot finally arrived!

Can't wait to test it out for real at autox and at the track to see how it feels. Aesthetically, I don't think you can ask for anything more.


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That looks great, glad to hear that you got it and will be able to drive with it for a bit this season. Two months is probably about what one might expect. You're going to love the feel of it, I know I still love mine every time I drive.

 

I second this! I couldn't imagine going back to the pencil skinny, oem wheel!

 

I second this! I couldn't imagine going back to the pencil skinny, oem wheel!
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Yup I absolutely hated the skinny aspect of the oem wheel, just not my preference.

 

Looks like a DC5 airbag cover- if I'm not mistaken. Nice wheel.

 

does that air bag work with the s2000? if so I know what I want for my birthday LOL

 

Do the flat bottom wheels give your legs an extra inch or so of wiggle room? I'm 6'1" with seat rails and the steering wheel brushes my leg, makes quick movements tough.