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NRG Innovations Steering Wheel Hub Quick Release; Silver with Neochrome Pyramid Ring (Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required)

Item EK-44-913287
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    Features

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    • 6061 Aluminum
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    • 6x70 and 6x74mm Bolt Patterns
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    • Universal Fitment; Some Adaptation May Be Required
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    • Custom Diamond Studded Release Ring
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    Description

    High-Quality Quick Release. The NRG Innovations Steering Wheel Hub Quick Release; Silver with Neochrome Pyramid Ring provides a fast and secure method to attach or detach the steering wheel in your vehicle. It is designed primarily for racing and track applications where quick wheel removal is essential for driver safety and convenience.

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    Construction and Appearance. Crafted from durable 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum, this quick release features a precision-machined body with a custom diamond-studded release ring that adds distinctive style. Its anodized finish ensures longevity and a polished appearance.

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    Installation. Installation is simple for those familiar with steering wheel hubs; basic hand tools are usually sufficient. No drilling is required unless dictated by specific vehicle modifications.

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    Warranty. This product includes a warranty that guarantees quality.

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    Application. Fits universal; some adaptation may be required.

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