🚗 NRG SRK-160H Steering Wheel Short Hub Adapter for Mazda RX-7, RX-8, 626, Miata, Protégé, Hyundai Accent, Genesis, Tiburon, Kia Optima, Rio, Rondo - Enhance Steering Control with Easy Installation Review

Fits great on my 1996 Miata. I couldn't find a way to install it without removing the clockspring. Your vehicle may be different.

Returned, the quality is great, too many mules! I used an NRG handlebar. Very happy with it, comparable to any Momo bike I've seen.

Works great keeps the steering wheel well spaced from the body, used it on my 1992 Mazda Miata. The only sad part is that due to my horn connection I have to craft a fix for the hord button.

Used on my 1997 Miata. Easy to install, looks clean and feels dirty, it also has two coil spring holes. I really recommend this to anyone with a Miata who wants a good quality hub adapter and doesn't need a clockspring modification.

If you want the horn to work, this bushing will require additional labor and parts not included. Some people on the internet use paperclips, spare wires and a screw, but you have to get the wire from the speaker to the horn to tap the spinning metal disc on the back of that grommet.

The change must be made to either the clockspring or the clamshell (scrape the clamshell around the steering wheel, it still looks clean). Fits well, can't be used with Miata without Quick Release if you need/need a horn. The spindle lock in the steering wheel DETECTS your horn and causes a headache. Otherwise: Incredibly high quality product, Allen screws are solid. The Miata requires very little modification other than shaving off some plastic and maybe using a paper clip to make contact…