Complete Hub/Boss kit with Quick Release & Steering Wheel

[jem motorsports]

You get everything in one kit.
Hub/Boss adapter ($55), plus a Sport Style black steering wheel (w/red or blue stiching - $125), plus a quick release system ($80).
With the push of a button and a twist of your wrist, your steering wheel will come off. This is a $260 value, all for only $180. Best of all, it's all new too.
Sleep better at night knowing your steering wheel is at your side. Great anti-theft device.

Here's a pic I whipped up for demo purposes:


Furthermore, the HKB hubs are limited so you will probably recieve a momo hub for $5 more.
I can also break these items up if you already have an aftermarket steering wheel and just want the release system... :

BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING FEES TOO...

[ftwvampftw]

Just posting to let everyone know Jem is one hell of a guy. I would recommend buying from him if you need this product.

[01IMPORTSHARK]

hmm. how long will these be available and how is the quality of the wheel itself.. will htis be and easy direct swap out.. or will i need more parts..

[03-Accent-03]

How much for just the release system? And do you have the ones you just push a couple buttons to get it off?

EDIT - Shipping to 89130? Bigger pic of the steering wheel?

[Edited by 03-Accent-03 on Jul 2, 2005 2:01 PM]

[skierd]

Do you have them to fit an X3? How hard is it to remove the steering wheel accidentally, like say during an autocross?:surprised:

[jem motorsports]

Originally posted by ftwvampftw
[body]
Just posting to let everyone know Jem is one hell of a guy. I would recommend buying from him if you need this product.
[/body]

Thank you for the kind words....
we could use more people like you around in general....

[jem motorsports]

Originally posted by 01IMPORTSHARK
[body]
hmm. how long will these be available and how is the quality of the wheel itself.. will htis be and easy direct swap out.. or will i need more parts..
[/body]

1)They will probably be around for about another month or so...

2)The quality is pretty good considering that they are so inexpensive. I've been running one in my car for 4-5months now and no problem. If anything I get people asking where they can get one... "cha-ching, sales pitch'

3) The swap is pretty easy with a general automotive knowledge. ie.you don't have to be a rocket scientist for this one. just make note to disconect your negative battery terminal before removing the factory steering wheel. so that you may not accidentaly set your air bag off.

3.5) NO! you do not need additional parts. that's the great thing about this kit. I believe the reason after-market steering wheels aren't so popular is because there are several parts involved which are individually sold to perform the swap and consumers loose interest.

NOTE: Once you swap steering wheels you will no longer have use of a driver side air bag & you may have an SRS signal on your dash light up. The light can be removed from behind the panel or do as most and say Fu*k it. There are other ways of having the light turn off but soldering will be involved.

[jem motorsports]

Originally posted by 03-Accent-03
[body]
How much for just the release system? And do you have the ones you just push a couple buttons to get it off?

EDIT - Shipping to 89130? Bigger pic of the steering wheel?

[Edited by 03-Accent-03 on Jul 2, 2005 2:01 PM]
[/body]

1) Release system alone is $60 and I'll include the insured shipping to Nevada. I just sent two units to RENO last Wednesday. Customers recieved them on Friday & very happy.

2) the unit has ONE single tiny little button on the side which has to be pressed to unlock the steering wheel. When you place & twist the steering wheel back on to the hub, the tiny button will make a small "click" sound to assure the system is secured...

3) INSURED shipping is about $10-$12 to NV. But as I mentioned before, I'll toss in the shipping at no additional fee

4) I need a place to host images, otherwise I would post a larger pic...

[jem motorsports]

Originally posted by skierd
[body]
Do you have them to fit an X3? How hard is it to remove the steering wheel accidentally, like say during an autocross?:surprised:
[/body]

1) YES!, the only difference would be the Hub/Boss unit itself. It may flex the price +/- $5.

2) from my understanding, these systems are ran in circuits over seas so I would imagine the stress one would put on this unit should last for a long time. HOWEVER, you may want to check with the circuit you are presently running in to see if this sytem is allowed. If the inspector doesn't say anything come track day,.. then F**k it.
Not sure of it's FIA or SCCA approval. I'm sure they are not but I'll look into it.

I'm sure the primary purpose of this unit comming to the states is to give tunners an economicly affordable solution to the over priced real quick releases that companys such as SPARCO offers at an MSRP of $400. A pro may require such a $400 system but lets face it,.. guys on the streets want the same effect at a lower price.
Furthermore, the pro may also require the high end system do to a limited amount of available space in the cockpit where as a tuner may want the system not only to be able to look cool like a pro racer but also use the device as a security system...

(Sparco quick release)
the image below is used for example purposes only and is not the unit for sale as mentioned above. This unit sells for about $400.00 alone. No Steering wheel & no hub.
It is also available at consumers request. This unit is FIA approved for track use. I run this on my eg in the NASA circuit.

[01IMPORTSHARK]

i will be getting some BDAY money tomm.. so i will be up for one withthe quick release shipped to 48315 area code.. utica, MI.. can u gimme what approx. total would be.. thanx..

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[Edited by 01IMPORTSHARK on Jul 3, 2005 3:02 PM]