Leadrise® Steering Release Adapter Universal Review

I bought it out of curiosity, I have a real NRG quick release in one of my cars, it's great! It's pretty much the same, as long as there's no play or wobble and no issues for the price this thing is a bargain, if you're in doubt about the quality it's pretty damn good! Using the NRG short hub the quick release doesn't quite match the logo but it's a small price to pay, this product is great to be honest it seems cheaper than the NRG but for half the Preises, who cares, it does the job!

Only 3 stars because new. I just got it and the first thing that struck me were the bolts that you have to thread onto the steering wheel long enough to go through the hub and tighten the nut. They are NEVER long enough to attach a steering wheel! It feels tight, there is no play, all holes match and it looks decent. Easily removable and provides room to align when wheel is reattached. So if you center the double wedge on top and center the steering wheel before removing it, refitting shouldn't

This is part of the steering wheel removal kit! You have to order 3 parts! This is a coupler that bolts or bolts on the underside to an adapter for the type of steering column shaft you have, mine was for a GM 1073 Vega GT street/race car! The top is bolted to a custom steering wheel! You can NOT use a factory steering wheel with this steering wheel adapter and quick release kit! Everything fits perfectly and looks great! Works as it should and the horn button works great! Very happy with this…

This quick release is decent, you get what you pay for. The editing looks good and mine came without the logo which I prefer. The hole pattern is suitable for both Nardi and Momo steering wheels. Clearance horn wiring works, no problems reported. The eccentric has no play at all when turning the steering wheel left or right, but there is play when the steering wheel moves back and forth. Such a game has emerged after a day of intensive use. I feel like if I really wanted it, I could break it if

This version is surprisingly good! It feels solidly built and locks up nice and tight. It's literally just a clone of the NRG device. Mine had a few stains/scratches on the finish but for $30 I'm not complaining. I paired it with a short NRG hub and deep NRG wheel and mounted it on my GF4 Impreza. I had to change a horn cable on the NRG hub to make it work with the socket (replaced the socket with a male one). I also had to slightly modify the horn button by cutting the small plastic tabs…