Aluminum Steering Wheel Hub Extension Spacer 30mm Height for Personal or Racing Car Steering Wheel Adapter

I needed a spacer to give me more room between my flat, new no dish steering wheel to clear the turnsignal and wiper stalks. This worked out perfectly and installed as planned.

Looks nice but the bolts included is just too long and allen key will not fit through bolting holes... You will need 5mx12mm with smaller 3mm allen key works perfect, so be prepared with right bolts in hand. The bolt included measured 5mx15mm with allen key hole 4mm did not work!

I use this on my Sim Racing rig and it's great with my 70mm wheel. It's a solid single piece of metal so no movement or rattle and very lightweight.

This is a good spacer, and installed quickly and easily. It is the right size for what I needed.You need to know the trick to install it -- use screws with a 3mm hex socket (like the ones that come with it), and put the hex wrench _through_ the threaded hole on the other side. Otherwise, the space between the flanges is too small to use the short leg of a regular hex wrench. The reviews complaining about difficult it was to install obviously didn't know how to do it.

As far as i can tell this was designed by someone who has no idea how it's used, or even tried to use it.The holes are countersunk on the sides that mate to the other pieces, what's the point of that? Why does it come with flathead bolts, which aren't usable with it?There's two sets of bolt holes, the inner set are 70mm PCD, I'm not sure what the slightly larger outer set are. One one side all the holes are tapped M5, on the other side all the holes are M5 clearance.The inside set of holes are very close to the wall making getting the bolts in very awkward. The curve of the side that has tapped holes makes it all but impossible to get an allen key in there, even a stubby one. Because the opposite side holes are tapped, you can't get an allen key through that you have to try and get in from the side.

Impossible to tighten the hub on with it a extremely short Allen head and pliers. The room they provide is uncompatibal with hub

Fits great on a 1995 240sx with NRG short hub and steering wheel.

This hub spacer just works. Some reviews say that the lower mounting screws are impossible to access, but they’re fine if you use the upper mounting holes to screw down. This spacer has a 6x70mm pattern as well as a 6x74mm pattern, so it doubles as an adaptor for different rims. I’m able to have an NRG wheel as well as a Fittipaldi Personal wheel.