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Old 12-05-2007, 09:23 PM
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Thin one places the wheel closer to stock position.

The thin one uses a pin and gear mechanism. The others use a ball and lock mechanism.
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Sigh... if you had posted this last month I would be rocking a 2.5 and NRD wheel right now. It was such a pain in the *** to get all the **** for my grant.
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Originally Posted by miatamania
Yup...

and you have to have a resistor in the path somewhere to get the Air Bag light to stop blinking...which I haven't done...really wish there was an easier way lol...there might be but who knows.

Danki hub's are direct PNP with the air bag light, IMO much easier and if i were to do it again would have gone this route.


But im currently rocking a momo hub w/ nrg 1.5 quick release and nardi wheel i love it!
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Originally Posted by thesnowboarder
Danki hub's are direct PNP with the air bag light, IMO much easier and if i were to do it again would have gone this route.


But im currently rocking a momo hub w/ nrg 1.5 quick release and nardi wheel i love it!
do you have pictures of this setup? I'd like to see wheel location.

Do you find that it is secure enough? I'd hate to have any slop in the wheel.
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Can you get that wheel?
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Old 12-07-2007, 03:21 PM
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Loki, which model is that? I dont even see it on NRGs page.
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Old 12-07-2007, 03:49 PM
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IDK

http://cgi.ebay.com/NRG-Steering-Whe...QQcmdZViewItem
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Old 12-10-2007, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by jayc72
do you have pictures of this setup? I'd like to see wheel location.

Do you find that it is secure enough? I'd hate to have any slop in the wheel.

Its slightly closer than stock location, which i like

NRG's quick releases are ball baring which is why i went with it, they advertise how the don't get "loose" which would "have any slop" as you said. My quick release was bought used and it feels as if i got it to be brand new. I am very pleased with it.

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The only down sides i can really think of is that the locks don't come with it :( As well as when the quick release is on, the turn signal and headlight handles are further away which took a little getting used too since i usually kept my hands on the wheel while turning on my lights or using my turn signal.
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Old 02-27-2008, 11:03 AM
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Is the NRG short hub included in this GB by any chance? If so, do you know how much shorter it is than the momo hub offhand? I will measure tonight when I get home to see if its worth it, but I can order today if I know there is a substantial difference. Thanks!

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I'll throw in my review as well, sorry no pics, but i have a Sparco hub, NRG quick release, NRG D-ring.
I love it, it is awesome, sp cool you should buy one. The release works flawlessly and is not very hard to work.
As far as wheel position, it is closer to me and i really like that especially while auto-xing
i can still reach the controls with my finger tips but it did take getting some used-to-ness.
Great product, recommend to anyone.
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Old 04-18-2008, 11:01 AM
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But where are the pictures?
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^ For Reals
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How much slop is introduced into the steering wheel?
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Old 04-18-2008, 01:24 PM
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none for me, ill try to snap some pics for ya'll this weekend
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