View Full Version : quick releases off ebay? any good?
SilviaSR20DET
11-05-2006, 10:52 PM
I came across some steering wheel quick releases on ebay that are selling them at a fairly good price. Has anyone here gave it a try? how does it hold up as compared to the popular brands like NRG quick releases? any recommendations are welcome, thanks
NemeGuero
11-05-2006, 11:11 PM
I got one. It works fine but the wheel that comes with it kinda sucks
chmercer
11-05-2006, 11:58 PM
yeah they work fine my friend got one
sw20>>s14
11-06-2006, 12:51 AM
theyre fine...great "copy engineering" and no free play at all...cant beat it...
blackflag_Rms13
11-06-2006, 12:57 AM
Another useless endorsement ;) Works fine...
A Spec Products
11-06-2006, 01:20 AM
this topic has been beaten to deaf
and yall know my opinion on it
case closed
yokotas13
11-06-2006, 04:26 AM
hey man, i saw your little tilt up hub in a mag today
looks nifty logan
TheSquidd
11-06-2006, 10:40 AM
this topic has been beaten to deaf
and yall know my opinion on it
case closed
I'll have to agree with Logan on this one. Seen too many knockoff QR and hubs leading to steering wheel tilt in drift.
For the best performance/price FET Quick Release, they're only like 60$.
Fo ballers, well, Logan's got yo shiz.
LB.Motoring
11-06-2006, 10:47 AM
FET, or Works Bell....
and a 50mm wheel :keke: JoE!
A Spec Products
11-06-2006, 11:15 AM
For the best performance/price FET Quick Release, they're only like 60$.
Fo ballers, well, Logan's got yo shiz.
$60 bucks? u smokin dat mary j
maybe if it was a crappy knockoff
hahah
if we still sold them theyd be $125 hahaa
hey man, i saw your little tilt up hub in a mag today
looks nifty logan
http://www.aspecproducts.com/worksbell/lotusGTC/images/IMG_2923.jpg
Yeah, its some crazy stuff.
It's the Works Bell GTC (Ball Lock System)
Instead of being a quick release, the GTC allows the user to tilt their steering wheel up to get out of the seat. This is effective for those who don't want to remove their wheel, but want quick access out of their car (at the track for example).
Will not develop play whatsoever due to ball lock system, and is solid as a brick. Made for the purpose of motorsports and racing use, not for looks (although it makes you look like a damn pimp).
This is the ORIGINAL, so if you see some company come out with their copy here in the states, you know who engineered, invented, and INNOVATED it first.
LB.Motoring
11-06-2006, 11:17 AM
I think romeo sold one for like 60 bucks slightly used... just like a week ago..
SoSideways
11-06-2006, 12:51 PM
Are you guys talking about the FET thin QR that's only like 1" thick?
I just got a WB hub from Logan, it's badass no doubt, but I think it may place the steering wheel too close to me if I throw a full sized QR on top of that hub.
Who sells FET hubs still anyway?
A Spec Products
11-06-2006, 01:46 PM
Are you guys talking about the FET thin QR that's only like 1" thick?
I just got a WB hub from Logan, it's badass no doubt, but I think it may place the steering wheel too close to me if I throw a full sized QR on top of that hub.
Who sells FET hubs still anyway?
Yes, thats the one they are talking about.
Works Bell Japan makes products for the company FET in Japan.
http://www.fet-japan.co.jp/fetsports/index.html
So if you see an "FET hub" or "FET quick release," it was manufactured by Works Bell.
Works Bell also makes all Splash products.
Star.Engineering
11-06-2006, 02:01 PM
that last one is sick logan... that race one plain wow !!!.
quick release is on my to buy list for my car.
SoSideways
11-06-2006, 03:49 PM
Yeah Logan, I gathered all that information from your various posts, but that post up there summed it all up.
What I meant was that, who still sells FET products, or even the Splash products, here in the US?
chmercer
11-06-2006, 04:50 PM
http://www.fet-japan.co.jp/fetsports/img/qls_title01.jpg
ive heard of thoes things falling apart, i wouldnt suggest it. cast aluminum and what not.
works bell stuff is wicked nice
i dunno when that new wb hub came out but i know the bee r one has been avail for a year or 2 http://www.bee-r.com/main/parts/sonota/paboss.htm
ALTRNTV
11-06-2006, 05:00 PM
I think romeo sold one for like 60 bucks slightly used... just like a week ago..
Yup, $60 and nothing was wrong with it.
A Spec Products
11-06-2006, 05:10 PM
Yeah Logan, I gathered all that information from your various posts, but that post up there summed it all up.
What I meant was that, who still sells FET products, or even the Splash products, here in the US?
AFAIK no one really sells FET hardcore, just onesie twosies here and there.
I think Super Autobacs USA has the billet FET version, but its like $200?
Who cares about Splash, when you have Works Bell?
As far as the FET quick releases go, I think over the 100+ we sold in total, only 1 or 2 had a problem with the button spring. Whether or not that was user induced or the product itself, not sure.
Brian
11-06-2006, 05:13 PM
Yeah
don't hate the playa
Hate the game.
word up.
SoSideways
11-06-2006, 05:13 PM
AFAIK no one really sells FET hardcore, just onesie twosies here and there.
Who cares about Splash, when you have Works Bell?
As far as the FET quick releases go, I think over the 100+ we sold in total, only 1 or 2 had a problem with the button spring. Whether or not that was user induced or the product itself, not sure.
Hahaha, man, I would so buy WB over all the other ones if I had the cash.
I am poor and just needed some added security of a removable steering wheel, that's all...
A Spec Products
11-06-2006, 05:22 PM
Hahaha, man, I would so buy WB over all the other ones if I had the cash.
I am poor and just needed some added security of a removable steering wheel, that's all...
Well, Splash isn't cheap either. Pretty much same price as Works Bell (cause its the same thing essentially)
Just buy what's in your budget. Can't be mad at that.
SoSideways
11-06-2006, 06:56 PM
Well, Splash isn't cheap either. Pretty much same price as Works Bell (cause its the same thing essentially)
Just buy what's in your budget. Can't be mad at that.
Definitely can't be mad about the budget.
I was just saying how the fact that a full sized QR would most likely place the steering wheel way too close to my body.
That's why I brought up the thin FET or Splash hubs.
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