ADVICE ON QUICK RELEASE FOR STEERING WHEEL
12 February 2017, 01:07 PM
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Hi SJ
Just to wrap this up, can you confirm that your steering boss does not allow the self cancelling indicators to function?
Cheers PJ
12 February 2017, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by pjr32
Cool, Thanks mate.
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Sorry, I actually bought it from Tegiwa (slightly cheaper, IIRC). But Driftworks sell them, too. So does Nengun, I think.
Be sure to get the correct version for your car...
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12 February 2017, 01:21 PM
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12 February 2017, 02:36 PM
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I've got the nrg short hub along with the nrg 3.0 quick release and Omo wheel, the horn works fine but I'm stumped as to how you get the self cancel to work on the indicators, not a massive issue as u get use to it but would be nice if it did work.
12 February 2017, 03:16 PM
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I don't think you can get the indicators to self cancel with the short NRG from what I have heard, as the clock spring is to long to fit in the unit, I believe the longer/deeper units are required to accept the length of spring, unless others know different.
Does anyone know where I can get the works bell quick release, without ordering from overseas?
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12 February 2017, 03:56 PM
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Hi SJ,
That's the QRB I am going for, as I have read some bad reports on the NRG one.
I take it the short boss you have is the works bell one?
can you confirm you lose the self cancelling function with the shorter boss?
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12 February 2017, 04:08 PM
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12 February 2017, 04:21 PM
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12 February 2017, 04:40 PM
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The NRG is quality so maybe the bad reports that you are reading are for the snide Chinese NRG replicas "ebay special's",as my wife has one and its superb quality rock solid no movement what so ever once fitted,anyway getting back to your original question my one cancels when it wants to it can be a bit temperamental but I guess that's the price you pay when you start changing the road manners of the car from O.E,as you don't really use the indicators around a race track if you get my drift.SJ.
.SJ.Yes I guess that maybe the case, you have to watch where you buy things from these days, so many knock offs.
so what make is your boss? short works bell?
you must have managed to get the spring in there to get it to work?
even if it's intermediately.
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12 February 2017, 05:13 PM
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The way that reads the clock spring does fit in to the short works bell boss, So know I just need to find the correct model number boss for my wrx sti type r Ver 5
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12 February 2017, 05:36 PM
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For the record, the HKB boss's self-canceling and horn push works just as OEM - not temperamental one iota.
If you do decide on the HKB, then you need the Airbag OS-224 version (as I also have a v.5 STi, albeit not the Type R).
If you do decide on the HKB, then you need the Airbag OS-224 version (as I also have a v.5 STi, albeit not the Type R).
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12 February 2017, 06:13 PM
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Thanks for that Joz8968,
I think That's the way I'm going to go, I think there is only 20mm/25mm in it anyway, it can't be that bad reaching the stalks, otherwise everyone would have been on here, saying you cannot reach once you put QRB on there.
And besides even looking on Works bell's own site, I'm not 100% which model Number I need anyway.
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12 February 2017, 08:38 PM
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Unless you've got short, stubby fingers, I really can't see it being a problem.
In the early days, I ran the Momo boss with a really deep 95mm dished wheel. So getting on for around 7-8 inches in total.... I could still reach the stalks with the whole first knuckles, let alone the very tips.
In the early days, I ran the Momo boss with a really deep 95mm dished wheel. So getting on for around 7-8 inches in total.... I could still reach the stalks with the whole first knuckles, let alone the very tips.
12 February 2017, 08:46 PM
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Unless you've got short, stubby fingers, I really can't see it being a problem.
In the early days, I ran the Momo boss with a really deep 95mm dished wheel. So getting on for around 7-8 inches in total.... I could still reach the stalks with the whole first knuckles, let alone the very tips.
In the early days, I ran the Momo boss with a really deep 95mm dished wheel. So getting on for around 7-8 inches in total.... I could still reach the stalks with the whole first knuckles, let alone the very tips.
Ok due to the fact I'm struggling to find the short WB, and from what you have just said, I'm going to get the HKB one, Thanks for your help mate.
Cheers mate
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15 February 2017, 06:54 PM
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Because my ridiculously small 260mm wheel's rim now obscures the dash indicator lights, I added this handy mod:
...Additional indicator LEDs at the top of the steering column cowling.
They are separate, for both L & R (I just put the hazards on to show them both).
Also, if you look closely, just under the wheel's left hand spoke, you can just make out an additional small red horn-push button on the bottom of the cowling (as the steering wheel doesn't have an integrated central horn-push).
...Additional indicator LEDs at the top of the steering column cowling.
They are separate, for both L & R (I just put the hazards on to show them both).
Also, if you look closely, just under the wheel's left hand spoke, you can just make out an additional small red horn-push button on the bottom of the cowling (as the steering wheel doesn't have an integrated central horn-push).
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15 February 2017, 07:00 PM
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Right...
The HKB boss's depth measures 60mm.
My flat steering wheel/NRG GEN 2.5 quick-release combo measures 60mm all told, also.
So that's 120mm total depth (or c.4.75").
...Reaching the stalks is a non-issue.
The HKB boss's depth measures 60mm.
My flat steering wheel/NRG GEN 2.5 quick-release combo measures 60mm all told, also.
So that's 120mm total depth (or c.4.75").
...Reaching the stalks is a non-issue.
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15 February 2017, 08:17 PM
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Hi Joz8968,
That looks really neat, great idea.
And thanks for the measurements.
I did end up after a lot of searching, finding the measurements of the Works Bell Boss, and ended up ordering that one, as it was on the same site I found a Works Bell Quick Release Boss, so all good in the end.
PJ
That looks really neat, great idea.
And thanks for the measurements.
I did end up after a lot of searching, finding the measurements of the Works Bell Boss, and ended up ordering that one, as it was on the same site I found a Works Bell Quick Release Boss, so all good in the end.
PJ
15 February 2017, 09:31 PM
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.Get some pictures up when its all fitted in
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15 February 2017, 10:22 PM
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