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Moyz
Moyz@moyz
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#111 · October 26, 2023, 6:20 am

It doesnt feel much different from the oem wheel... except the diameter is ever so smaller so theres that lol.

Because some of it is alcantara/suede material I have to give it a careful clean maybe once every six months, but apart from that I absolutely love it. I didnt like the cheap looking shiny plastic bits on the oem wheel you see. The Greddy one just looks bang on in my opinion.

Just be very careful if you are going to fit it yourself though. Make sure to disconnect the battery and leave it for a good 10 minutes before you attempt to remove anything as you need to unhook the airbag module, and also make sure you dont turn the wheel or mess with the clock spring/tape that sits behind the wheel as this will mess with the steering angle sensor system and give you all kinds of trouble. Just make sure before you try to yank the wheel off the spline you push inwards on the clock spring cover to ensure it doesnt pop off like mines did lol

I ordered mine from Blackhawk Japan I'm sure but done it through ebay, positive it cost me 360 quid all in for the wheel and delivery.

Good luck!

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xu5
xu5@xu5
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#112 · October 26, 2023, 4:26 pm

Thanks for the feedback. I had it in my head that the Greddy wheel was quite a bit smaller diameter, but it sounds like there is not much in it. I guess they cant make it much smaller as they need to fit the oem swithgear back on.

It is agreat looking wheel but i may actually leave it if it does not affect the steering too much.

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Moyz
Moyz@moyz
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#113 · October 26, 2023, 5:54 pm

It definitely adds a 'race car' feel to the car I couldnt live without, that and the short shifter combined makes every drive feel special lol... not every mod needs to make a big difference to make a big difference if you know what I mean lol

If you do go for one, you wont be disappointed

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Moyz
Moyz@moyz
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#114 · June 17, 2024, 4:47 pm

Wee update... I fitted a set of genuine Suzuki eyebrows. They come painted so they match perfectly and the build quality and fit are excellent. Still no further closer to a big turbo yet... had the money but the wife then convinced me to spunk it on a trip to Florida lol

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Yee@yee
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#115 · June 23, 2024, 10:22 am

Nice! Makes the front end look more aggressive!

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#116 · June 23, 2024, 5:33 pm

Looking good. Were the eyebrows from suzuki?
How easy was the WK shifter to fit? Mine arrived last week, just need to get it fitted. Will be good for my autosolos.

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Moyz@moyz
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#117 · June 24, 2024, 2:43 pm

I got the brows through Greenline Motorsports in Japan.

The shifter is really easy to set up... once you see how it works you understand pretty quickly the few minor adjustments you need to make. I literally had to adjust the reverse lockout pin a couple of turns and I dont think I had to adjust anything else.

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