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NRG Steering Wheels
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blacksheep
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I ran on on my track only Evo.
It was damn dcent and a year later it looked the same.
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
Can see my ugly mug in the back there...lol
AUTOBOTS, ROLL OUT!!!!!
It was damn dcent and a year later it looked the same.
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
Can see my ugly mug in the back there...lol
AUTOBOTS, ROLL OUT!!!!!
dmj
Well-known member
Just stay away, looks like one of those chinabay steering wheels .320 mm is too small anyways. 350-380mm looks better and you can see your guages. I brought a genuine Italian leather steering Wheel of e bay for $29.00. keep looking
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GeorgeBillings
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curtis
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I've got a pilot brand from auto zone. leather wrapped and not chap and flimsy. I'm not sure about the nrg wheels but the quick release hubs they make are nice quality. Had a friend put on in his track talon and I actually wouldn't mind having one of those
SleepinGVR4
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Quoting blacksheep:
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
And Curtis says the exact opposite. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
I wondered why JNZ stopped carrying them.
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
And Curtis says the exact opposite. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
I wondered why JNZ stopped carrying them.
DR1665
Well-known member
I remember selling NRG wheels when I worked at Motorweb. Can't remember specifics, but the general consensus among the people I worked with was, we'd sell them, but there's no way we'd ever use them. I suspect the Momo wheel on my Galant is as old as the Galant. Still looks nearly new (though I'd never spend that kind of coin on a Momo wheel, either). I'm partial to OMP.
mitsuturbo
Well-known member
Quoting blacksheep:
I ran on on my track only Evo.
It was damn dcent and a year later it looked the same.
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
Can see my ugly mug in the back there...lol
Damn, you are one ugly mother f***er! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I ran on on my track only Evo.
It was damn dcent and a year later it looked the same.
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
Can see my ugly mug in the back there...lol
Damn, you are one ugly mother f***er! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
TylerAdamson
Well-known member
A buddy of mine had an NRG wheel and quick disconnect in his drift Supra. The wheel was nice, but the quick disconnect was of sub-par quality. Like stated earlier it would wobble and just didn't feel like a quality piece. I would however have no problem using one of their steering wheels.
Romanova
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Works Bell for the quick disconnect...
blacksheep
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^^^^ I am with the po-po here. The policeman got it right, the hub pictured above that I used is works bell fixed hub. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif Works Bell is pure JDM goodness /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
blacksheep
Well-known member
Quoting mitsuturbo:
Quoting blacksheep:
I ran on on my track only Evo.
It was damn dcent and a year later it looked the same.
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
Can see my ugly mug in the back there...lol
Damn, you are one ugly mother f***er! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
aye f*** you and your hoe! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
Quoting blacksheep:
I ran on on my track only Evo.
It was damn dcent and a year later it looked the same.
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
Can see my ugly mug in the back there...lol
Damn, you are one ugly mother f***er! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
aye f*** you and your hoe! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
id use that wheel for sure!
curtis
Well-known member
Quoting SleepinGVR4:
Quoting blacksheep:
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
And Curtis says the exact opposite. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
I wondered why JNZ stopped carrying them.
Maybe the one my buddy bought had a tighter tolerance than others but it really wasn't bad, And KC wasn't dogging on you.... You know when I'm doing that. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/devil.gif
Quoting blacksheep:
Their quick release is a freaking joke, tho. wobbly and janky jank. I would not run that thing on any car.
And Curtis says the exact opposite. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
I wondered why JNZ stopped carrying them.
Maybe the one my buddy bought had a tighter tolerance than others but it really wasn't bad, And KC wasn't dogging on you.... You know when I'm doing that. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/devil.gif
blacksheep
Well-known member
I know - I installed it and did not feel comfortable cornering hard or driving with it. it had a wobble from side to side. Only quick disconnect I would do is the weld in kind, but thats pretty hardcore.
