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steering wheels opinions
i'm thinkin i might get the oem civic si steering wheel or i might go with a aftermarket one with the nrg quick release. i'm looking for opinions on what aftermet wheel i should get momo, sparco mugen spoon its too much for me so i wanna know what others like.
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Haha, yeah, but I'm a stickler, I'll pay any cost =) Ask any of the guys here who know me. I'm a ***** for real jdm stuff *dons flame suit*
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Originally Posted by TheSmuggler
Haha, yeah, but I'm a stickler, I'll pay any cost =) Ask any of the guys here who know me. I'm a ***** for real jdm stuff *dons flame suit*
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Rep Power: 397 You can have airbags with the RSX and Type-R ones. Even though ours is dual stage I know a work around to get it to work, even without swapped to normal civic si airbags 
Originally Posted by TheSmuggler
You can have airbags with the RSX and Type-R ones. Even though ours is dual stage I know a work around to get it to work, even without swapped to normal civic si airbags
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I like Momo Monte Carlo. I'm trying to find one localy, but I'll consider any Momo wheel, including Corse.
I like Momo Monte Carlo. I'm trying to find one localy, but I'll consider any Momo wheel, including Corse.
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Momo Corse is a beautiful wheel if you decide to ditch airbag.
okay might be a really stupid question.. but here goes anyway.
with the new inspection in NY, they plug right into the computer
and check for any errors that show up on the car, if they do you fail.
so how would you get around that using a aftermarket steering wheel then ?
i wanted to get a momo one but now im having second thoughts ?
sorry for hijacking the thread..
with the new inspection in NY, they plug right into the computer
and check for any errors that show up on the car, if they do you fail.
so how would you get around that using a aftermarket steering wheel then ?
i wanted to get a momo one but now im having second thoughts ?
sorry for hijacking the thread..
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Originally Posted by mndthegap1
okay might be a really stupid question.. but here goes anyway.
with the new inspection in NY, they plug right into the computer
and check for any errors that show up on the car, if they do you fail.
so how would you get around that using a aftermarket steering wheel then ?
i wanted to get a momo one but now im having second thoughts ?
sorry for hijacking the thread..
with the new inspection in NY, they plug right into the computer
and check for any errors that show up on the car, if they do you fail.
so how would you get around that using a aftermarket steering wheel then ?
i wanted to get a momo one but now im having second thoughts ?
sorry for hijacking the thread..
you can i guess always bolt it back on b4 inspection if thats even an option
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Originally Posted by mrDFWmechanic
i'm thinkin i might get the oem civic si steering wheel or i might go with a aftermarket one with the nrg quick release. i'm looking for opinions on what aftermet wheel i should get momo, sparco mugen spoon its too much for me so i wanna know what others like.
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Rep Power: 360 Peep the SPW brand as well.
They have "H" logo wheels too: http://www.spwindustries.com/spw/steeringwheels.php
They have "H" logo wheels too: http://www.spwindustries.com/spw/steeringwheels.php
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Originally Posted by mndthegap1
okay might be a really stupid question.. but here goes anyway.
with the new inspection in NY, they plug right into the computer
and check for any errors that show up on the car, if they do you fail.
so how would you get around that using a aftermarket steering wheel then ?
i wanted to get a momo one but now im having second thoughts ?
sorry for hijacking the thread..
with the new inspection in NY, they plug right into the computer
and check for any errors that show up on the car, if they do you fail.
so how would you get around that using a aftermarket steering wheel then ?
i wanted to get a momo one but now im having second thoughts ?
sorry for hijacking the thread..
i have a aftermarket wheel and i got my car inspected. you just will not be able to sell it without a airbag. it will pass with just the srs light on
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Originally Posted by satinsilvervic
i have a aftermarket wheel and i got my car inspected. you just will not be able to sell it without a airbag. it will pass with just the srs light on
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Originally Posted by PunkingCivic
The spw link above a has a hub with an air bag.
i see the airbag hub adapter but i dont see how it can contain an air bag
...could it be possible that that adapter is meant to be used by cars that have oem airbags so the cel stays off
