Vms Racing Thin Short Slim Quick Release Neo Chrome For Nrg Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Tracy, California, United States
Product Description: A totally redesigned version of quick release systems, this quick release kit utilizes a pin and gear locking mechanism for maximum durability, no play, and all the while reducing required space. In fact, this reduces the height of our quick release systems by over half from a 3 inches height to a mere 1.25 inches. Perfect for those individuals who feel the need to put their steering wheels further away from their bodies, or for those who have the necessity to use a crush-type hub. Will Work on Momo Nardi Sparco Boss Hub and will not work On Short hub but with Spacer yes Universal Fit for 6-Holes Pattern Steering Wheel and Hub |
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