Did a quick search and couldn't find much. So post your aftermarket steering wheels. I don't know much about them but what's the common bang/buck choice?
Aftermarket steering wheels (postem)
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I can't afford the Momo race I want so I bought a cheap one off ebay. Cost me like $40 and I got a hub adapter for about $25. I felt it was worth it because the leather on the stocker was well worn.
I intend to eventually move the buttons fron the stock wheel to the TEMS location. I no longer have TEMS so I won't miss the buttons. Also I never use cruise anyways so I really don't miss it while I make my design/plans.
hmm, i did not know there was a kit, gonna look that up, btw, did any of you guys find a way to still make the horn usable?SuperSupraKid said:
Sawbladz said:I can't afford the Momo race I want so I bought a cheap one off ebay. Cost me like $40 and I got a hub adapter for about $25. I felt it was worth it because the leather on the stocker was well worn.
I got a wheel for my dd integra and mine turned out to be very small like a go-cart or something they measured a different way to get 320mm from the wheel I got.
Jeff
Sawbladz said:
Sounds like what I'm planning on doing. Leather stocker is peeling, cracking, crumbling, ripping, and grimy.
So after an extensive search on ebay (~30 seconds), I found these two things:
Hub:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STEE...704QQitemZ230107999160QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
Wheel (initial-D lol..):
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AE86...ItemQQcategoryZ33704QQitemZ230109409753QQrdZ1
Am I set if I just bought those two items? Or am I wrong..
be VERY CAREFUL ordering the cheapo wheels off of ebay.... as stated before...they ARE smaller in diameter by a good amount...not the best for performance because it will require more turning of the wheel to turn the car.... plus it looks weird IMO lol
Idealsupra said:
I thought smaller diameter steering wheels gives a better feel when turning. I dunno...maybe someone can explain this?
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when it comes to ebay, you get what you pay for, I bought some generic wheel, cause i needed the car on the road as soon as possible (blown airbag), now my crap wheel is coming apart, I"m hoping on my next paycheck to get a genuine momo.
SuperSupraKid said:
My wheel feels great. I have felt a Momo race before and there is a noticeable differance but mine doesn't feel low quality. It is quite smooth and the stitching is very good. I have no regrets with the steering wheel.
The hub on the other hand, I hate. I can't seem to make my horn work. If someone with a genuine Momo hub could chime in I would appreciate it. Did you have any problems making the horn work when you installed your wheels?if you have any pictures of a Momo hub that would be great too. Thanks.
BorHor said:
Momo wheel with a momo hub and FET quick release
What model Momo is this? I thought a wheel from a Toyota Matrix would look nice, they are really comfy.