Hey I just had a question and was hoping someone could help me. I drive a 2001 Honda civic and every time I go above 60 in it it starts to vibrate/shake. At first I thought it was tire pressure but I checked that and it’s fine. Thanks again, sorry for the long winded question.
I'm a vette guy so when people ruin my car it's just stick on vents and airbrushed eagles. But when I come here and see what people do to 240s makes me sick
someone stole my civic recently and when it was recovered I found a NRG quick release steering wheel in the trunk and I couldnt figure out why it was there (my steering wheel is stock) but now I realize that they were probably using it to steal other civics lmao
By the way, I've discovered that when something doesn't sell on FB for a while, it gives you the option to "delete and relist" - when it does that it apparently defaults the item to one that has "stock", so if you see something that is obviously not a stocked item as "in stock" it's probably been listed for over several weeks and relisted again using that automated function.
Thing with trends is trends trickle down from people who DO know what they're doing down to people who DONT that do things for clout because they're young usually.
this is exactly right. young (read: poor) people try to emulate the builds they see, but do it in the stupidest, cheapest say possible, and then we end up with tiktok.
I want a compilation of all the CCF ADs. They're perfect. Edit: i have a quick release for (sort of) the reasons that were stated by Netgear. After installing it, i discovered that there's an actual bushing for the steering wheel that i can buy. I will eventually replace the setup with the bushing, but it's worth more than the whole QR setup i have for the car. I'm massive and i love small cars, and these are the things i have to do to fit my BRZ
I would only understand a quick release in two situations: 1. You have a full cage with a door bar and it's difficult to enter your car 2. You have two or more wheels that you swap out commonly Like one for daily driving and one for the track or something like that
The one thing I wish is if you could retain the air bag or something. I would change my steering wheel for something that is more thicker or comfortable to grip.
@@psycoape5753 My 90's CRX never came with airbags straight from the factory + it was deemed an unsafe design the very year it was made because Honda used it as en expiration(Civic Racing eXpirament) to push the boundaries of regulations. I'm gonna get a circuit racing cage welded in by a professional shop, harness and SFI roll bar padding just to drive it on the street.
I've been running a quick release for over 10 years now. It's nice having the steering wheel closer to me, not having the damn thing in my legs so I can heel-toe with ease, and being able to get in and out of my vehicle with ease since I'm a tall fucker by nature. Can't say I agree with your statements on quick release. You tailor the car to the driver. Not all of them have all the adjustments necessary for a comfortable driving position from the factory. Especially old Japanese cars. My Miata doesn't even have a tilt column, much less a telescoping one. Someone like me has to have the seat all the way back just to fit in a lot of these old cars, the quick release not only brings the wheel closer to me so my arms aren't over extended, but it makes it so I can get in and out o the vehicle with ease which is a pain with a wheel in place. Also makes it easier to work on under dash bits when I have to do that kind of stuff.
the best thing about having a quick release for my 1990 miata is that it brings the wheel closer to me, much better geometry for steering. Unfortunately i don't have tilt or telescoping steering column.
@@SI0AX I'm late here, but I'm almost positive circuit racing requires fixed seats, so sliders are not allowed. They only have benefits for street cars anyways
My FD doesn't have tilt on the steering column. One of the first mods I did to the car was quick release steering wheel. I agree, if you have tilt it's not needed at all. FDs are tight to get in and out.
The first thing I thought of when I started seeing these steering wheels is.. this will definitely prevent your car from getting stolen. I honestly don’t think it’s a bad mod. Looks cool nd more space in the car
15:53 I bought a POS SR20 swapped S13 hatch that ran, and on the way home, the ebay special bootleg Nardi steering wheel "quickly released" from the hub(it actually just fell apart) and I had to steer the car to the shoulder ON THE INTERSTATE by the wheel hub. Yeah... I was gripping it with my knuckles and one bad bump or jerk and I would have had nicely filed fingers. Life as a "240 guy"...
Quick release ONLY makes sense if you have proper bucket seats where it's hard to get in and out of the seats if you have the steering wheel in the way. That's the main reason to have one and I had one just for that reason on my track car a couple of years ago. It looks fuckin' dumb if you have one when you're perfectly capable of getting in and out of your seat without any trouble
Weird story on how I ended up with a quick release hub: Bought a bone stock 1985 CRX Si as my first car when I was 19 years old. Didn't do much to it for a while, but I found that the original steering wheel was just sticky and gross from decades of use. I am slightly taller than some and my knees kept knocking into the wheel. I bought a Mugen steering wheel and an OMP hub spacer. Then I thought it'd be nice to be able to prevent the car from being messed with so I replaced it with a Works Bell quick release hub. Buying genuine parts was very expensive but it feels great and because the Works Bell hub doesn't do the *ding* it doesn't encourage you to be a total dork.
As someone who has had two cars stolen with a battery disconnect panel and tracker on both if they want the car they’ll get it but to be fair they aren’t walking around with a steering wheel which is why I bought one but I leave the wheel on in most places
tbh I only installed a quick release steering wheel on my 88 samurai cause 1. someone kept trying to steal my car 2. injury made mobility hard so QR steering wheel allows me to flop out with my cane bonus unexpected effect was that it somehow improved the steering?
The only reason I have a quick release is because I bought the car with one and the stock wheel looked ugly as hell (91 Miata) But its also nice to take the wheel off when I've gotta work and do stuff in the foot well and if you've ever tried to do that in a Miata its a bitch and a half so having more room is nice. Other then that I almost never take it off.
I think a quick release steering wheel provides an additional layer of thief protection. Not seeing a steering wheel should put off most thieves. However, a determined person could use tow truck equipment and slide the lifting gear under a car pretty quick and be gone in a few minutes. But I see quick release as a benefit.
All my homies and me have miatas and im the only one who kept the airbag can’t imagine my face going thru that nardi wood lmao. Need nb miata content plzzz 💯💯💯
UAW problems. Both my next door neighbors worked at the ford plant and got me a job. Rodney who was only 20 yrs older then me always rode with me in my Foxbody to work bc they wouldn’t even let him park his schricco in the lot. It was bad. He eventually bought a tempo literally just to drive to sork😂
I got an EG hatchback on trade that had an aftermarket hub and maybe the cheapest steering wheel I've ever seen attached with like 4 hex screws. Quick release was just a straight upgrade in comparison. I just wish people would at least get nice wheels instead of those see-through bubbly acrylic ones.
Hey guys just picked up a roller RX7 FC coupe for $800. Interior is Stock no aftermarket seats no aftermarket anything on the interior including the radio. S5 GXL On brand new coilovers. Has some rust But nothing some welding and time can't fix. Count on nuts to have the whole interior there with no rips in the seats or anything like that. Plus it has the IMSA sticker still on the back window which is way cool
In CA a lot of people “hot smog” usually paying $150-$300 for a legit smog on a swapped car. Easier on older cars but still can be done on newer cars if you know the right people
only cars I understand quick release wheels in are proper track/rally/racing cars with deep bucket seats where the wheel would be in your way otherwise if you just want to switch to an aftermarket wheel for any reason(size, condition, positioning) you can do it without quick release
My 240 has a pretty fat roll cage, I already know ima get shit on for it too, but I also have a quick release, just makes getting in a little bit easier so I have 0 regrets (until I get into a crash and die)
@@fyfoxx Get the DOT approved 4 point harness and SFI Roll bar padding so you don't die in a crash. (But if racing, use a 5 point harness to keep your skin on your body if you crash).
just found the channel and going through all the backlog, i love it. Also my 84 celica autocross shitbox has the nrg setup lol. But i am too tall for the car so it was the cheapest way to bring the wheel to me with the seat in a spot that fits me and my helmet on. Removing it helps with getting in and out when codriving. Its not the show car, its ugly and the ugly wheel is purely practical. But i got it like 8 years ago so i dont think i noticed a trend, i just looked at a replacement hub option that was cheap... lol. I also skipped out on buying a wheel that had a dumbass catchphrase and anime eyes on it, so i really whiffed it. Keep roasting these hard parkers 👍
I sold my mint kouki s14 with a sr20det for $3k years ago. Also bought a mint stock s13 for $1k. Also bought a fc with under 90k miles for under $2k. Times have changed.
I have a quick release in my NA Miata solely for the purpose of making it easier to get in and out of the car as it used to get in the way and it got annoying. same with adding scissor doors as it made it easier to get into when in tight parking spots as I do daily it and so many time's i have to squeeze myself between the door and the car
Yeah I can kind of see it on a Miata, because these things have fixed steering column, but the seats move pretty far back (tho I have an NB for reference, I'm 175cm and almost anorectic tbh...). But dude, scissor doors? Where do you live that you actually need them?
I have a caged 350Z Nismo with a fixed bucket, it’s on sliders but I drive it slid all the way back against the cage, the wheel is all the way up, you guys know Z’s are small inside. I had to install a quick release in order to make it easier to enter and exit the car. I rest the wheel on top of the gauges when parked and never take it with me anywhere lol
What if you buy one from china and it snaps in half while you're in the middle of a drift, don't think you can pull out of that one with bunta fujiwara no hand steering drifting lol
My bucket seat is bolted down (not adjustable) and without my removable steering wheel I can’t get in and out of my damn s13 😂 so sometimes the quick release is needed 😅
I have a QR and Spoon Momo wheel on my DC2 itr. Two reasons, the 1998 UKDM stock wheel is ugly and has no airbag anyway and I store my car in a garage block next to my flat, so it’s another layer of security as a deterrent for opportunists (on top of an alarm and tracker). Couldn’t give a shit about clout, dings or it being a ‘trend’ as well.
Hey now hold up... my big ol 6'4 as* really likes my quick release wheel as it helps me get more space to get in and out of my bucket seats (by get up I mean hoist myself out of the damn thing as the seat sits right in line with the b pillar). but then again its in my m3 track car and by no means a daily/street car
Only car i have a quick release on is in my drift r33 as its fixed buckets, full cage, but if i didnt have the cage i wouldnt have a quick release. Its pretty usless and adds a scary failing point
I have a quick release but its cause it's an 87 mk3 supra and im 6'4". normal seats? barely fit. bucket seats with slider? barely fit cause it added an inch or so of height. left me going hard mounted bucket for the driver. got the quick release because even though the mk3 has a tilt wheel that will return to the desired setting it didn't tilt up enough for my long ass legs and because I got a deep dish because my legs pushed me away from the wheel to the point my arms were closer to straight when reaching for the wheel. also only reason I justified the wheel was because I wasn't losing airbags any way since there weren't any to begin with
I got a quick release in my 78 mgb v8 with buckets, as I’m 6’5 in a car designed for small ppl, and didn’t come with sliders on the seat from factory. I think i might have genuine reason to actually have a quick release😂
I have to put one in my fc, with a bucket seat I physically cannot get into driver’s seat without it. being tall and jdm really doesn’t compliment each other
I have a quick release but it doesn't leave my car it is attach to a wire. A cage and bucket seats it makes it so I don't wear out the seat trying to get in and out of my Z.
Hey I just had a question and was hoping someone could help me. I drive a 2001 Honda civic and every time I go above 60 in it it starts to vibrate/shake. At first I thought it was tire pressure but I checked that and it’s fine. Thanks again, sorry for the long winded question.
Get your wheels balanced
@@carfriendsimulator9981 this might be a dumb question but how do you do that?
@@theronhildebrand5925 go to any tire place and ask for a balance
@@carfriendsimulator9981 alright thank you, appreciate the help
also check your suspension bushings🙏🏽
I'm a vette guy so when people ruin my car it's just stick on vents and airbrushed eagles. But when I come here and see what people do to 240s makes me sick
"I'd like 10,000 for this recycling bin with half a built motor in the back seat OBO"
no lowballers i know what i have.
The c5 is the most slept on car ever
Clearly you haven't seen my vette yet
When I got a C5, it had an Aerowing on it. I thought it was pretty sick
someone stole my civic recently and when it was recovered I found a NRG quick release steering wheel in the trunk and I couldnt figure out why it was there (my steering wheel is stock) but now I realize that they were probably using it to steal other civics lmao
THEORY CONFIRMED
So glad you got your civic back. It’s honestly one of my biggest fears
You can steal civics with your fingernail
@@captintemplar3705 look in to hidden kill switches that disable your relays when the starter gets bumped, also 9mm works well.
@@dr.mantistoboggan4746that and a rigatoni noodle
I’m just glad somebody finally said it, I see this quick release trend in all platforms but you know “respect all builds”
Never
never respect someone who disrespects the car
also be careful respecting stupid
The only thing I see them good for is discouraging people from stealing ur car. Or hot swapping different wheels? Idk
They look cool and all but I just find myself not wanting one
they look cool
By the way, I've discovered that when something doesn't sell on FB for a while, it gives you the option to "delete and relist" - when it does that it apparently defaults the item to one that has "stock", so if you see something that is obviously not a stocked item as "in stock" it's probably been listed for over several weeks and relisted again using that automated function.
Thing with trends is trends trickle down from people who DO know what they're doing down to people who DONT that do things for clout because they're young usually.
this is exactly right. young (read: poor) people try to emulate the builds they see, but do it in the stupidest, cheapest say possible, and then we end up with tiktok.
you’re just jealous because your wheel don’t go *spin* *spin* *spin* *DING*
REEEEEEEE
😂😂
I do personally like the drift style 240s, but it still gets me everytime you guys flame the hell out of them lmao great vids
If it was 10-15 years ago I wouldn’t hate this quite as much. But man there just aren’t any 240s left in original condition. The Hotboi plague
The guys are on point, most of these cars aren't "modded" but are bastardized.
that dude in the intro clip "drifting" and causing the crash is hilarious
he was doin alright just oversteered lol
anyone else instantly knew he was gonna spin out before he even transitioned?
@@natedostalik3538 dont manji the straight
Homeless thieves tried to jack my 99” silverado x3 times. Steering wheel disconn installed and its a hella deterrent.
I want a compilation of all the CCF ADs. They're perfect. Edit: i have a quick release for (sort of) the reasons that were stated by Netgear. After installing it, i discovered that there's an actual bushing for the steering wheel that i can buy. I will eventually replace the setup with the bushing, but it's worth more than the whole QR setup i have for the car. I'm massive and i love small cars, and these are the things i have to do to fit my BRZ
My quick release stopped my car from being stolen.
Well it certainly won't stop the front of your skull from entering your brain in an accident
@@Therango32💀💀💀
@@Therango32is this a threat bro??
@@Therango32most of us disabled all airbags for our project car anyway
how do i delete someone else's facebook marketplace listing
I would only understand a quick release in two situations:
1. You have a full cage with a door bar and it's difficult to enter your car
2. You have two or more wheels that you swap out commonly
Like one for daily driving and one for the track or something like that
You can have a good seating position with a static seat where a quick release would help. My RX8 will probably need one when I find a good seat.
Or C, you have an early 90s honda that you can steal in 30 seconds if that...
@@waytostoned Yeah this too
For option 2, if the car came with an airbag you definetly shouldn't install a quick release
When my confidence gets to high I come to this channel for simulated car friend roasting and I come to my senses about my FOMO for NRG products.
Stumbled on your page and I was not disappointed. Great content man
The one thing I wish is if you could retain the air bag or something. I would change my steering wheel for something that is more thicker or comfortable to grip.
100%. Get a nicer wheel but retain the safety. Sometimes them wheels are just too thick
God yes a 30 year old airbag full of shrapnel to the face is so safe.
My Miata only had one air bag and now it has non I waned the passenger to know that we'd go out together.
@@psycoape5753 My 90's CRX never came with airbags straight from the factory + it was deemed an unsafe design the very year it was made because Honda used it as en expiration(Civic Racing eXpirament) to push the boundaries of regulations. I'm gonna get a circuit racing cage welded in by a professional shop, harness and SFI roll bar padding just to drive it on the street.
@SI0AX you're a safer guy then I am im riding around with no air bags no harness no role bar and questionable Seat belts
You guys say everything I want to say but don’t 😂😂I love this
I've been running a quick release for over 10 years now. It's nice having the steering wheel closer to me, not having the damn thing in my legs so I can heel-toe with ease, and being able to get in and out of my vehicle with ease since I'm a tall fucker by nature. Can't say I agree with your statements on quick release. You tailor the car to the driver. Not all of them have all the adjustments necessary for a comfortable driving position from the factory. Especially old Japanese cars. My Miata doesn't even have a tilt column, much less a telescoping one. Someone like me has to have the seat all the way back just to fit in a lot of these old cars, the quick release not only brings the wheel closer to me so my arms aren't over extended, but it makes it so I can get in and out o the vehicle with ease which is a pain with a wheel in place. Also makes it easier to work on under dash bits when I have to do that kind of stuff.
Soo true. Putting the quick release on mine moved my wheel a lot closer which was a lot better position for driving. These guys r just cringe 😂😂
Some people just like when their opinion matters even tho it’s biased and opinionated🤷🏽
another "no airbag" enjoyer
@@dergunter1237istg, people just casually brush literally removing the airbag aside lol
i mean NA miatas dont have an airbag soooo@@dergunter1237
the best thing about having a quick release for my 1990 miata is that it brings the wheel closer to me, much better geometry for steering. Unfortunately i don't have tilt or telescoping steering column.
The miata wheel is a little big for my knees, i went down a size and now it’s perfect
1990 miata gang 🎉
Mines been in my 1993 civic since 2015, love it. Makes working under the dash way easier and getting in and out a breeze with the cage 😉
If it's caged you've done nothing wrong 👌
@@CollectorCarFeed also, my bucket seats are on rails 😎
@@novinnovations4026 Do you know if they allow those for circuit racing or it has to be fixed bolted without rails?
@@SI0AX I'm late here, but I'm almost positive circuit racing requires fixed seats, so sliders are not allowed. They only have benefits for street cars anyways
My FD doesn't have tilt on the steering column. One of the first mods I did to the car was quick release steering wheel. I agree, if you have tilt it's not needed at all. FDs are tight to get in and out.
Y’all wild😂😂 I love this shit
weekly geo metro report: “the g-spot”
Based.
The first thing I thought of when I started seeing these steering wheels is.. this will definitely prevent your car from getting stolen. I honestly don’t think it’s a bad mod. Looks cool nd more space in the car
Yeah but it will kill you in a crash. There is cool steering wheels with an airbag
@@grizzly_chris1459 live fast die young
@grizzly_chris1459 If your car is older than steering wheels with airbags then they're no less safe
@@keephopealive.6059 corny
@@nvrndingsmmr ok? That’s different than deliberately taking out a lifesaving device your car came with just so you can play race car driver
15:53 I bought a POS SR20 swapped S13 hatch that ran, and on the way home, the ebay special bootleg Nardi steering wheel "quickly released" from the hub(it actually just fell apart) and I had to steer the car to the shoulder ON THE INTERSTATE by the wheel hub. Yeah... I was gripping it with my knuckles and one bad bump or jerk and I would have had nicely filed fingers.
Life as a "240 guy"...
You guys are hilarious 😂😂
An argument for the quick release steering wheel is I live in Seattle, I just don't want my shit stolen
Quick release ONLY makes sense if you have proper bucket seats where it's hard to get in and out of the seats if you have the steering wheel in the way. That's the main reason to have one and I had one just for that reason on my track car a couple of years ago. It looks fuckin' dumb if you have one when you're perfectly capable of getting in and out of your seat without any trouble
Weird story on how I ended up with a quick release hub:
Bought a bone stock 1985 CRX Si as my first car when I was 19 years old. Didn't do much to it for a while, but I found that the original steering wheel was just sticky and gross from decades of use. I am slightly taller than some and my knees kept knocking into the wheel. I bought a Mugen steering wheel and an OMP hub spacer. Then I thought it'd be nice to be able to prevent the car from being messed with so I replaced it with a Works Bell quick release hub. Buying genuine parts was very expensive but it feels great and because the Works Bell hub doesn't do the *ding* it doesn't encourage you to be a total dork.
Netgears just mad that he spent all his allowance on the carbon fiber print NRG quick release that doesnt ding, he should have listened to Tik Tok.
me who has the carbon print quick release that doesn't ding🧍
This is one if the funniest fucking videos I’ve watched in a long time definitely subscribing
As someone who has had two cars stolen with a battery disconnect panel and tracker on both if they want the car they’ll get it but to be fair they aren’t walking around with a steering wheel which is why I bought one but I leave the wheel on in most places
My e36 track car that is caged with a fixed bucket doesn't even need a quick release wheel.
It makes me so happy that you guys review metros too
tbh I only installed a quick release steering wheel on my 88 samurai cause 1. someone kept trying to steal my car 2. injury made mobility hard so QR steering wheel allows me to flop out with my cane
bonus unexpected effect was that it somehow improved the steering?
Always lmao at your videos
"Quick release steering wheels suck"
Posts another 240sx video
We will fight stereotypical 240SX owners to the gates of hell
The only reason I have a quick release is because I bought the car with one and the stock wheel looked ugly as hell (91 Miata) But its also nice to take the wheel off when I've gotta work and do stuff in the foot well and if you've ever tried to do that in a Miata its a bitch and a half so having more room is nice. Other then that I almost never take it off.
Agreed, have a 93 miata and hated the stock wheel, also dont really trust a 30 year old airgbag anyway.
I think a quick release steering wheel provides an additional layer of thief protection. Not seeing a steering wheel should put off most thieves. However, a determined person could use tow truck equipment and slide the lifting gear under a car pretty quick and be gone in a few minutes. But I see quick release as a benefit.
Geo Metro with the Morrowind Special Edition Ash Vampire shifter goes hard damn
I'm glad you guys are throwing some Geos in the mix, even if they see all garbage. I like seeing them 🤭 maybe throw a few Trackers up? Hahaha
Nah, that Geo metro silhouette gives off Ben 10 Ultra T vibes
All my homies and me have miatas and im the only one who kept the airbag can’t imagine my face going thru that nardi wood lmao. Need nb miata content plzzz 💯💯💯
Quick releases with racing seats, straps, and rollbars? Nah I’d rather just die in the crash because all I want is the steering wheel that goes ding
UAW problems. Both my next door neighbors worked at the ford plant and got me a job. Rodney who was only 20 yrs older then me always rode with me in my Foxbody to work bc they wouldn’t even let him park his schricco in the lot. It was bad. He eventually bought a tempo literally just to drive to sork😂
I installed my quick release for security. Had people breaking into my car, attempted stolen one time. Luckily I've moved since then but yea
I got an EG hatchback on trade that had an aftermarket hub and maybe the cheapest steering wheel I've ever seen attached with like 4 hex screws. Quick release was just a straight upgrade in comparison. I just wish people would at least get nice wheels instead of those see-through bubbly acrylic ones.
When you found out those wheels on the BaT vert were altima wheels I bet Altimaboy lost his mind in the chat
Hey guys just picked up a roller RX7 FC coupe for $800. Interior is Stock no aftermarket seats no aftermarket anything on the interior including the radio. S5 GXL On brand new coilovers. Has some rust But nothing some welding and time can't fix. Count on nuts to have the whole interior there with no rips in the seats or anything like that. Plus it has the IMSA sticker still on the back window which is way cool
that's tight
Love that ad music. Just bought the bottle opener👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Does that Mint 240 have a CCF Sticker on the Dash??
“Pull y’all up”😂😂😂
Normal Washington car prices fuc* them
Had a coworker who made a point of detaching the steering wheel when he parked, and then put the wheel on the dash for all to see.
Hilarious roasting of these fb marketplace posts
0:38 all you see if a sc300/400 comin right at you 😅. the dude in the sc way like why you do that my car man 😂
In CA a lot of people “hot smog” usually paying $150-$300 for a legit smog on a swapped car. Easier on older cars but still can be done on newer cars if you know the right people
Feed we desperately need a parody of the 350z ad for geo metros
only cars I understand quick release wheels in are proper track/rally/racing cars with deep bucket seats where the wheel would be in your way otherwise
if you just want to switch to an aftermarket wheel for any reason(size, condition, positioning) you can do it without quick release
Bro that piss and shit color geo metro had me crying 😂😂😂😂😂😂😭
Just had an earthquake and the first video i watch to calm me down is this
earthquakes are some scary fuckers glad you’re alright
My 240 has a pretty fat roll cage, I already know ima get shit on for it too, but I also have a quick release, just makes getting in a little bit easier so I have 0 regrets (until I get into a crash and die)
If you have a cage there’s no crime here tbh
@@CollectorCarFeed Got that cage and engine... thats about it for things in-tact with my S13. Nearly every single other thing is broken >:)
@@fyfoxx Get the DOT approved 4 point harness and SFI Roll bar padding so you don't die in a crash. (But if racing, use a 5 point harness to keep your skin on your body if you crash).
@@SI0AX I was gonna put some roll cage padding on soon, just a lot of other things come first haha you know how it goes.
A harness only works with a HANS device and helmet or ur head is quite literally gonna be pulled from ur spine and probably break your spinal cord
I only have a quick release because I'm tall and it brings the steering wheel closer to me, I swear!
REPENT ZOOMER.
People shitting on idiots way overprice their 90s Japanese sports cars (especially S13s/214s) was something I definitely needed
thoughts on the 2zzge cellica?
Would make an excellent daily that makes fun noises
just found the channel and going through all the backlog, i love it.
Also my 84 celica autocross shitbox has the nrg setup lol. But i am too tall for the car so it was the cheapest way to bring the wheel to me with the seat in a spot that fits me and my helmet on. Removing it helps with getting in and out when codriving. Its not the show car, its ugly and the ugly wheel is purely practical. But i got it like 8 years ago so i dont think i noticed a trend, i just looked at a replacement hub option that was cheap... lol. I also skipped out on buying a wheel that had a dumbass catchphrase and anime eyes on it, so i really whiffed it.
Keep roasting these hard parkers 👍
I sold my mint kouki s14 with a sr20det for $3k years ago. Also bought a mint stock s13 for $1k. Also bought a fc with under 90k miles for under $2k. Times have changed.
I have a quick release in my NA Miata solely for the purpose of making it easier to get in and out of the car as it used to get in the way and it got annoying. same with adding scissor doors as it made it easier to get into when in tight parking spots as I do daily it and so many time's i have to squeeze myself between the door and the car
Yeah I can kind of see it on a Miata, because these things have fixed steering column, but the seats move pretty far back (tho I have an NB for reference, I'm 175cm and almost anorectic tbh...). But dude, scissor doors? Where do you live that you actually need them?
Welp, that answers my "Should I get my quick release" Question.
Thanks B}
I can't get into my mx-5 without a QR wheel, its an absolute life saver and a real head turner to fuck with people day in day out.
Ngl, I loved that mint color 😂
The baseball bat damaged Geo goes hard
I have a caged 350Z Nismo with a fixed bucket, it’s on sliders but I drive it slid all the way back against the cage, the wheel is all the way up, you guys know Z’s are small inside. I had to install a quick release in order to make it easier to enter and exit the car. I rest the wheel on top of the gauges when parked and never take it with me anywhere lol
Does the Subaru vape come with a head gasket?
Metro is sick! Id wheel it up! Unions make you park about 3 lots away for work. lol its dumb.
I’m 6’1” and own a 95 Mazda rx7 if my car didn’t have a quick release I wouldn’t be able to get in and out of it.
1:06 excuse me, with WHAT????!??
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What if you buy one from china and it snaps in half while you're in the middle of a drift, don't think you can pull out of that one with bunta fujiwara no hand steering drifting lol
Gumtape deathmatch but it starts mid dirft
What’s the name of that song with the sub commercial, it’s stuck in my head lol
Darude Sandstorm
“Does it do the *ding*, bruh?”
My bucket seat is bolted down (not adjustable) and without my removable steering wheel I can’t get in and out of my damn s13 😂 so sometimes the quick release is needed 😅
That metro was the best car of the stream
Down here drivers just get pulled out at gunpoint to steal it
The honest old fashioned way
I live right next to the first 240sx they showed it's still sitting rotting lmao
MR Bean had probably the one of the first quick release steering wheel that is not in a race car
It was in one episode where he got chased by a bee
1:07 “with CP” 💀
Geo for 8???? Fuck, why not?
No one is steeling my sw20 with worksbell quick release and hub lock....and hidden fuel kill switch....and viper ignition kill and alarm...
I have a QR and Spoon Momo wheel on my DC2 itr. Two reasons, the 1998 UKDM stock wheel is ugly and has no airbag anyway and I store my car in a garage block next to my flat, so it’s another layer of security as a deterrent for opportunists (on top of an alarm and tracker). Couldn’t give a shit about clout, dings or it being a ‘trend’ as well.
Hey now hold up... my big ol 6'4 as* really likes my quick release wheel as it helps me get more space to get in and out of my bucket seats (by get up I mean hoist myself out of the damn thing as the seat sits right in line with the b pillar). but then again its in my m3 track car and by no means a daily/street car
Only car i have a quick release on is in my drift r33 as its fixed buckets, full cage, but if i didnt have the cage i wouldnt have a quick release. Its pretty usless and adds a scary failing point
I have a quick release but its cause it's an 87 mk3 supra and im 6'4". normal seats? barely fit. bucket seats with slider? barely fit cause it added an inch or so of height. left me going hard mounted bucket for the driver. got the quick release because even though the mk3 has a tilt wheel that will return to the desired setting it didn't tilt up enough for my long ass legs and because I got a deep dish because my legs pushed me away from the wheel to the point my arms were closer to straight when reaching for the wheel. also only reason I justified the wheel was because I wasn't losing airbags any way since there weren't any to begin with
The second 240 y'all showed is still up for sale lmao
I got a quick release in my 78 mgb v8 with buckets, as I’m 6’5 in a car designed for small ppl, and didn’t come with sliders on the seat from factory. I think i might have genuine reason to actually have a quick release😂
what is the intro music name?💀😭
In case you guys are wondering, smogging cars in CA after swapping required a bit of cash and a smog tech that is willing to break the law lol
silhouette looks like the aliens from Signs
I have to put one in my fc, with a bucket seat I physically cannot get into driver’s seat without it. being tall and jdm really doesn’t compliment each other
This is usefull.🤓🧐
If someone steal your car but theres no steering wheel...😎🙂🙃🙂
I have a quick release but it doesn't leave my car it is attach to a wire. A cage and bucket seats it makes it so I don't wear out the seat trying to get in and out of my Z.