lets see your aftermarket steering wheels!!!
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I know all insurance companies are different. But, has any one contacted their insurance company to see if they'll still cover an accident if you remove airbag equipped steering wheel from the car?
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I'd be very cautious with those cheap Ebay type wheels. The phrase "you get what you pay for" really applies here. Cheap construction, cheap materials, real poor workman ship. I had a couple back in the day for my 96' before I gave up and went back to stock. Buy a quality piece - spend the extra $$$
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I'd be very cautious with those cheap Ebay type wheels. The phrase "you get what you pay for" really applies here. Cheap construction, cheap materials, real poor workman ship. I had a couple back in the day for my 96' before I gave up and went back to stock. Buy a quality piece - spend the extra $$$
fwiw, I have experience with TenzoR seats an they were crap. I imagine it holds true across the brand.
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IE, you'd be screwed.
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I get where you guys are coming from but I did find a couple users on nastyz28 with that exact wheel (except silver paint in center) that raved about the feel. Apparently it used to be a more expensive item (~$150) that is discontinued and other users could no longer find them.
I found a user on here with one as well and sent a PM inquiring about quality. It's hard not to be tempted when the next best thing is ~$200-250+.
Considering I would be selling my Grant with the adapter hub setup, I would likely be in this new wheel for basically free ( I already have a 6 hole hub adapter). I hate the rubber on the Grant so it might be worthwhile to me to use the Tenzo while saving for a better one down the road. Just thinking out loud haha
I found a user on here with one as well and sent a PM inquiring about quality. It's hard not to be tempted when the next best thing is ~$200-250+.
Considering I would be selling my Grant with the adapter hub setup, I would likely be in this new wheel for basically free ( I already have a 6 hole hub adapter). I hate the rubber on the Grant so it might be worthwhile to me to use the Tenzo while saving for a better one down the road. Just thinking out loud haha
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the Grant wheel I have now is a total piece of ****. the mounting bracket bent within a couple weeks of having it on the car (which I discovered after I took it off and couldn't get it to go back on straight) and the bell housing that covers the steering stalk rubs against my steering column despite the proper torque on all of the bolts. I want a Nardi but I'm not willing to pay for a $200 hub plus a $250 wheel, so I may end up just getting another five hole for the time being.
does anyone know of a decent six hole hub that isn't ridiculously priced?
does anyone know of a decent six hole hub that isn't ridiculously priced?