FDSeoul

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Who has changed their steer-wheel or lowered the seat rail in the FD for the lack off adjustable steering column. if so what was your solution thank you.

Mahjik

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DAIKEI Boss Hub Adapter for 1990-1997 Miata
NRG Steering Wheel Quick Release Adapter (not the slim adapter)
Momo 320mm Steering Wheel

Pred

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Stock FD wheel is probably the biggest crap I have ever felt.

I changed mine to a 330MM Nardi. with a Works Bell quick release.

BigWillieStyles

ive got a momo racing steering wheel, my car came with the aftermarket item. Mine actually feels very big, and i cant imagine the stock steering wheel being any bigger.

FDSeoul

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anyone managed to retain the cruise control function on the steering wheel(touring)??? even though i've never used it when driving, given that fd are not the most comfortable ride for long distance travel.

TwilightRotary

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anyone have any experience installing a 99 spec steering wheel?
i heard those are smaller and have the benefit of coming with an airbag.

7_rocket

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Didn't you see it in my car? its 10mm smaller, but looks WAY better than the oem 93-95

ihavetwins

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i have a works bell quick release and a nardi 350mm wheel not to small not to big just right all i need is a hub i think its not like i can drive tho

gracer7-rx7

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I'm using the Momo Commando R to help create some space between the bottom of the wheel and my thigh.

http://www.ltbmotorsports.com/mocorch.html

FDSeoul

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The lack of space is my issue. hell having no adjustable column is a bitch and then some. I am also considering modifing the seat lower to increase the space but @ this point which of the two options is less pain in the a@@ is the real issue. NICE choice on your S-wheel.

Mahjik

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The easiest and first thing to try is a smaller steering wheel with some sort of spacer (that's where a quick release adapter can help is also doubling as a spacer).

Mahjik

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Here's the 320mm wheel installed with quick release. Ignore the dust. I'll clean it when its ready to start moving.

Mahjik

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Good point Gordon. I should have added that unless you are road racing the car there really isn't a need for anything smaller than 350mm.

BigWillieStyles

Im pretty sure all the major steering wheel companies offer CC attachments. Afterall you can get CC installed as an aftermarket option as well.

7syawedis

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320mm nardi+quick release+bride low max=problem solved

FDSeoul

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Pure Porno, Masssster thanks for the pix!!!! oh by the way I couldnt ignore the dust. Good LORD!!!

FDSeoul

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Nice combo , requesting pixxxxxxxxxxxx please do show and tell. The lack of space is killing me.

money

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do u need pix of mine? i can snap some,

this will fit.. i believe... this is the one that Mahjik and i used
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=770012

i know this thread was posted like 7 months ago.. but hope this help!!

Zhé

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my is tiny
even tho this thread is 7 months ago

GI8U2racing

Is that 320mm? As my friend says, the stock one might as well be horizontal, it could feel like you were driving a bus.

Zhé

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if ur talkin to me, im not too sure on the size, but damn it is a hell lot smaller then the stock, felt so wierd drivin with the momo for a couple of days gettin used to it

FDSeoul

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anything is better then the stock wheel.

muibubbles

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i assume you all have your airbag light on or is there something to fool the light to not show up? how many of you have your horns with a quick release?

BillM

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99 nardi with airbag
my face is safe...

http://www.snapdrive.net/files/10340...d%20gauges.jpg

Mahjik

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Airbag light is off, horn works. The Daikei (Works Bell) hub has provisions for both (resistor for the airbag sensor). The NRG Quick Release also has provisions for both.