Zeeb

Thanks for everyones input!!! As far as the turning, it would take less effort to turn the car with the smaller wheel because of the diameter. Which I prefer anyways...

jezzder

Uh, sorry, but i think you have that backwards. Smaller wheel = Harder to turn.

I'm sure that with the great steering assist that the S has, it won't be a problem, but i would just hate for you to think that it would be easier.

Woodson

jezzder is right; you have it backwards

Eric220

That wheel looks sweet, but I get orgasms from touching the stock one.

neveronlines2k

Its nice a freind had it in his Type R and I loved it (though with no power steering turning at low speeds was a PITA

Zeeb

im not saying like power wise, yes it might require a little more muscle... but it requires less of a turn than a bigger wheel. a bigger wheel will be easier but you'd have to turn it more

Zeeb

well say if i got that wheel. would i need the momo hub adapter as well as a quick release? i know nothing about wheels and adapters and anything. so can someone point me in the right way?

breakneckS2k

I also know nothing about wheels and adapters, but to back up my post and a reply, you can get aftermarket rails for OEM seats.

Eyal s2k

I wouldnt not recomend a 280mm wheel, thats almost 70-100mm smaller then stock, and thats a HUGE difference.

I just put on a Sparco 323 wheel on my track civic, and feel like it may be slightly small, that wheel is 330mm.

Zeeb

whats the stock s2000 steering wheel size?