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Old 08-29-10, 09:42 AM
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Post pics of your aftermarket steering wheel and what diameter

I've searched random sites online trying to find the right aftermarket steering wheel and mostly what I find are cheap chinese crap. I need ideas and pics. Also does anyone know the OEM diamater in MM? I didn't see it in the FAQs.
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OEM is 380mm
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Momo 360mm

It's simple, looks good and functional. Still my fav wheel I've had. Also depending on driving position the OMP deep dish one is a good wheel too.
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Here's my Momo Race 350mm.
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Originally Posted by docholiday

Momo 360mm

It's simple, looks good and functional. Still my fav wheel I've had. Also depending on driving position the OMP deep dish one is a good wheel too.
That's an amazing interior shot. Did you use a lens filter? I love the wheel too!
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s
OEM is 380mm

Cool thanks.
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OMP corsica wheel. Special request to make a black suede with red stitches. 350mm








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Originally Posted by scrip7
That's an amazing interior shot. Did you use a lens filter? I love the wheel too!
Thanks, i didnt take the picture. A friend of mine did, i can ask.
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Nardi Classic 220mm(I think). Not fake ebay ****.

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MOMO Drifting- 350mm
I haven't installed yet because the car is in the shop but I am afraid the steering wheel is going to be to close to me. I have short legs so I sit on the dash to be able to push in the clutch so hopefully the wheel isn't on my chest. I did get the short hub so we'll see.

I almost got the suede which is much nicer but it just wouldn't work for a dd
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Originally Posted by GeenIdee
somethin different bud.

OMP corsica wheel. Special request to make a black suede with red stitches. 350mm

Looks great. I like the deep dish idea. Did it take a while to get used to it being closer to you and the turn sig switch being farther away?

On a side note, I also like your pod gauges and JDM speedo. Your interior is uber-clean man!
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Originally Posted by nate91242
Nardi Classic 220mm(I think). Not fake ebay ****.
Looks clean and simple. I like.
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Originally Posted by 10yearrx7

MOMO Drifting- 350mm
I haven't installed yet because the car is in the shop but I am afraid the steering wheel is going to be to close to me. I have short legs so I sit on the dash to be able to push in the clutch so hopefully the wheel isn't on my chest. I did get the short hub so we'll see.

I almost got the suede which is much nicer but it just wouldn't work for a dd
That gold is badass. If you decide you don't like it let me know.
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Originally Posted by docholiday


Momo 360mm

It's simple, looks good and functional. Still my fav wheel I've had. Also depending on driving position the OMP deep dish one is a good wheel too.

what do i have to do to get my dash to glow that well?
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Originally Posted by sunhaze
what do i have to do to get my dash to glow that well?
Pretty simple, have a girlfriend who likes to help out with the car but is terrible at turning a wrench. She's great with Armor All though.
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Momo prototipo 350mm. Didn't want to go smaller because of the manual steeringrack.

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Originally Posted by scrip7
Looks great. I like the deep dish idea. Did it take a while to get used to it being closer to you and the turn sig switch being farther away?

On a side note, I also like your pod gauges and JDM speedo. Your interior is uber-clean man!


Thank you. Only thing is that a lot of parts are broken what make some things vibrate. To bad, hope i can find something new or intact to replace it in a while. And what you cannot see is the carpet. It is not tight anymore like yence's carpet is. ahwell.... The whole car has some things that need to be fixed


I got used about the wheel pretty soon. I can't even remember that it feld so different but that could be because it was one of the first changes i made and not driven alot with stock wheel.

The switch is a bit farhter away, but it doesn't make it harder to reach. Its just how u reach it.


Hope i can keep it a bit clean, atleast one more gauge is planned for the future, i need to make place for a boostcontroller and a handcontroller for the power FC.
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Momo Mod 78, blue suede 350mm

RE-Amemiya green stitching/button 380mm

NRG quick release
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Originally Posted by nate91242
Nardi Classic 220mm(I think). Not fake ebay ****.
220mm is sized for a toy car

Maybe 320mm at the smallest, def not 220.
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s
OEM is 380mm
OEM = schoolbus (I have the stock wheel, so not making fun of anyone except Mazda). You know it's bad when a German family car (my dd '96 Passat VR6), and my wife's '99 Saturn SL2 both have smaller diameter, fatter steering wheels.

Some good food for thought here...
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Originally Posted by docholiday


Momo 360mm

It's simple, looks good and functional. Still my fav wheel I've had. Also depending on driving position the OMP deep dish one is a good wheel too.
i need to know where you got this wheel, i might spend some money soon lol
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sorry i don't know the diameter but i can look it up later.
steering wheel is a momo italy i like it its pretty small i'm guessing 320
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cars in canada always have higher top speeds
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momo monte carlo, 350mm




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