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Hey guys.

Just a quick question regarding upgrading steering wheels.

Now its to suit an Airbag equipped R33 gts-t so odviously any replacement MUST keep the airbag just to be difficult.

(Personally I am a bit anti airbag as they are dependent on where your sitting as to getting the timing right)

Either way. I would love to get something that has a bit nicer feel then the ol factory series 2 steerer. However trying to find a list of decent alternatives appears difficult. Off the top of my head Isotta is about the only one i can think of.

Just wondering if anyone knows any alternatives. How different are the wheels that come on R33 GTRs and are R34 wheels compatible? Surely somebody on here has upgraded over factory. (without going for a non airbag version) lol

Cheers for any guidance.

Luke

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Ye, would also love to know if an R33 GT-R steering wheel will bolt straight on to my GTS-T.

Im in the same boat, i need to find out if the GT-R steering wheels need any mods to help them fit onto my car with the airbag still in working order. Ive been in the market for an aftermarked steering wheel for my GTS-T for about a year now but after seeing them advertised for sale on ebay ive decided that a genuine GT-R steering wheel is the best option for me. Im trying to keep my car looking neet and original with a few GT-R mods along the way.

So all in all, i wanna know if they will fit and if not, where i can buy the mods that will make it fit.

If anyone could help me out that would be awesome.

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