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Sick!
Question: Once you take off the stock steering wheel... how did you take off that one plug in the steering coloum that gets in the way of the new hub? It won't pull out.
Question: Once you take off the stock steering wheel... how did you take off that one plug in the steering coloum that gets in the way of the new hub? It won't pull out.
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i dont think its illegal, might vary from state to state though. what is illegal is trying to sell a car that has no airbags but that was equipped with factory airbags to begin with, so you couldnt sell our cars without the factory steering wheel on it.
i dont think its illegal, might vary from state to state though. what is illegal is trying to sell a car that has no airbags but that was equipped with factory airbags to begin with, so you couldnt sell our cars without the factory steering wheel on it.
I sure wish my car was newer
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Originally Posted by slick
nice looking wheel.
i dont think its illegal, might vary from state to state though. what is illegal is trying to sell a car that has no airbags but that was equipped with factory airbags to begin with, so you couldnt sell our cars without the factory steering wheel on it.
i dont think its illegal, might vary from state to state though. what is illegal is trying to sell a car that has no airbags but that was equipped with factory airbags to begin with, so you couldnt sell our cars without the factory steering wheel on it.
Anyway, I don't mind not having a spare tire - or trunk for that matter - but there's no way I'd put style over function on that level in a daily driver. Accidents happen, and I'll take a potentially life-saving safety feature over a "pimp" looking wheel.
It looks really clean in ur car 
Originally Posted by white2K2EX
Finally someone gets it right. You can roll with no airbag as long as you have it, but selling it without the airbag equipped is a no-no.
Anyway, I don't mind not having a spare tire - or trunk for that matter - but there's no way I'd put style over function on that level in a daily driver. Accidents happen, and I'll take a potentially life-saving safety feature over a "pimp" looking wheel.
Anyway, I don't mind not having a spare tire - or trunk for that matter - but there's no way I'd put style over function on that level in a daily driver. Accidents happen, and I'll take a potentially life-saving safety feature over a "pimp" looking wheel.
but at least you would die looking cool
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Rep Power: 274 LOL, it does look nice, but I never understood the point of making modifications that only other Civic owner would be able to spot. It seems like a waste of time, money, and effort.
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Originally Posted by eklipz
but at least you would die looking cool
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Originally Posted by white2K2EX
Finally someone gets it right. You can roll with no airbag as long as you have it, but selling it without the airbag equipped is a no-no.
Anyway, I don't mind not having a spare tire - or trunk for that matter - but there's no way I'd put style over function on that level in a daily driver. Accidents happen, and I'll take a potentially life-saving safety feature over a "pimp" looking wheel.
Anyway, I don't mind not having a spare tire - or trunk for that matter - but there's no way I'd put style over function on that level in a daily driver. Accidents happen, and I'll take a potentially life-saving safety feature over a "pimp" looking wheel.
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Originally Posted by Keet
LOL, it does look nice, but I never understood the point of making modifications that only other Civic owner would be able to spot. It seems like a waste of time, money, and effort.
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Originally Posted by ADS
Hey man i noticed that u are running soundstream tweeters i have the same setup including the 6 1/2 in the door just wondering if u have had any problem with them...thanx and nice wheel
question for ya... is it a pain in the a$$ to remove the cruise control ?
i just got a momo hub, nrg quick release hub, and a millenium steering wheel... debating whether to try and do it myself or have someone do it...
by the way looks amazing NICE JOB !!!!
i just got a momo hub, nrg quick release hub, and a millenium steering wheel... debating whether to try and do it myself or have someone do it...
by the way looks amazing NICE JOB !!!!
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Originally Posted by mndthegap1
question for ya... is it a pain in the a$$ to remove the cruise control ?
i just got a momo hub, nrg quick release hub, and a millenium steering wheel... debating whether to try and do it myself or have someone do it...
by the way looks amazing NICE JOB !!!!
i just got a momo hub, nrg quick release hub, and a millenium steering wheel... debating whether to try and do it myself or have someone do it...
by the way looks amazing NICE JOB !!!!
I did it in 30 minutes man not hard at all...Take off the screws from the side with a T-30 Torx, pull off the horn gently, disconnect the cruise control harness. The wheel needs a good pull..use some muscle, then tuck the rest of the wires into the hub. Basically thats it...make sure to let your battery set for about an hour before and after install.
