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Author: Subject: Does anyone make an all in one quick release hub for a MK4 Fiesta?
The Venom Project

posted on 14/6/11 at 02:33 PM Reply With Quote
Does anyone make an all in one quick release hub for a MK4 Fiesta?

I understand the hub is part of the original steering wheel (Which I don't want) DO I understand I need to buy 2 items now to get the aftermarket steering wheel on the car, and then a quick release hub to get it off?

Or does anyone make an all in one quick release hub for the MK4 Fiesta?

Many Thanks

nick





It's not that i'm lazy, it's that I just don't care.....

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Staple balls

posted on 14/6/11 at 03:03 PM Reply With Quote
I think there's 2 options;

Either
A boss kit and a quick release hub
Or
A weldy onny quick release hub, obviously welded on by someone who isn't gonna kill you.

Personally, I'd not go near a quick release thing that isn't bloody sturdy, and doesn't have a locking mechanism (with a key) as per IVA reqs.






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The Venom Project

posted on 14/6/11 at 03:14 PM Reply With Quote
Quick release

What would you recommend for a good Quick Release system? I think the demo of the vehicle I am building does not have a quick release wheel, I was thinking for security more than anything else, but I suppose the secure feel of the wheel not falling off might be a much better idea

I had a weldy on one on my MNR on a splined shaft, it seemed to have lots of play in it, I had looked at the larger ball bearing lock on hubs, but like I say, not 100% what is good and what isn't

Cheers

Nick





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