GTS Steering Wheels

[Alien DNA]

Standing ovation for Absinth

[Taily]

Les. Would it be possible to ask for EOIs across the length and breadth of the AU/NZ internet forums and a non-refundable (if the order goes ahead after garnering enough interest) deposit? I guess you would need to make the final price fairly clear from the outset. I'll put my money where my mouth is if you can swing it.

Regards,

Dave.

[Les]

Les. Would it be possible to ask for EOIs across the length and breadth of the AU/NZ internet forums and a non-refundable (if the order goes ahead after garnering enough interest) deposit? I guess you would need to make the final price fairly clear from the outset. I'll put my money where my mouth is if you can swing it.

Regards,

Dave.

Dave
I do not believe we have to ask for EOI as I am sure there is a market there, the problem is that we have advice that we should not make them because they will not meet the required standard (ADR) and if that’s the case we would not be able to sell them. From what I have found out today all aftermarket steering wheels must meet ADR’s.
Les

[Vombil]

Dave
I do not believe we have to ask for EOI as I am sure there is a market there, the problem is that we have advice that we should not make them because they will not meet the required standard (ADR) and if that’s the case we would not be able to sell them. From what I have found out today all aftermarket steering wheels must meet ADR’s.
Les

that wouldn't make it a replacement part then. seems like it constitutes misleading conduct. you should look at revising your fitment guide

[Alien DNA]

Dave From what I have found out today all aftermarket steering wheels must meet ADR’s.
Les

But isnt the goal of Rares to help "restore" your ride...not modify? A part thats different from factory issue would essentially be a mod.....thats the way i see it anyways.

Thanks Les for trying to help clear the confusion BTW

[Absinth]

Dave
I do not believe we have to ask for EOI as I am sure there is a market there, the problem is that we have advice that we should not make them because they will not meet the required standard (ADR) and if that’s the case we would not be able to sell them. From what I have found out today all aftermarket steering wheels must meet ADR’s.
Les

Maybe your problem is in the wording.... It isn't an aftermarket steering wheel.... It is a reproduction of an original factory supplied steering wheel.

I wonder how the reproduction GT steering wheels hold up against current ADRs? I wouldn't have thought the XW/XY three spoker would have a better collapse rating than a 5mm GTS wheel.

[Les]

Maybe your problem is in the wording.... It isn't an aftermarket steering wheel.... It is a reproduction of an original factory supplied steering wheel.

I wonder how the reproduction GT steering wheels hold up against current ADRs? I wouldn't have thought the XW/XY three spoker would have a better collapse rating than a 5mm GTS wheel.

We are not the original manufacture of the wheel so it’s considered an aftermarket product and yes it probably is the wording but unfortunately that’s the way it is
The XY wheel does not meet the ADR’s as far as we know that why we do not sell them.

[Valencia]

I was joking abbs lighten up guys its lucky we can get repo parts at all i for one know there parts are not all perfect but at least they are trying
but without rare spares you would be paying top dollar for second hand parts
i would like to some panel gaps on these 40 year old van and utes
some wernt perfect from factory

[HZSanFan]

What was the last model Holden made with the 5mm wheel, I have 2 x 3mm wheels and one 5mm?

[george]

hx sandman