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Adr Approval

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my mate keeps going on about Having an ADR (Australian design rules) approved steering wheel

 

where can i find a list of what steering wheels are accepted

 

i have a classic momo steering wheel to put on my corolla

 

any info or advice would be appreciated

 

thanks

 

Harry

pretty sure if your car has a padded center from the factory (pretty much most corollas) you have to have a steering wheel with one, but doesn't stop people obviously.

be careful tho i know 5 or 6 people who have been defected for aftermarket steering wheel even tho its ADR approved and that was here in SA

Checked:

 

Must be 350mm or over (In some states)

It has to be padded if padded originally

It has to be airbag if airbag originally

Not woodgrain at all (Too hard for impact)

 

Sometimes Checked:

 

Steering wheel ADR approved (Stamped on back)

Boss kit ADR approved as well (Stamped on back)

Should be indicator cancelling checked

Should be horn contact checked

Cannot obstruct instruments on dash in straight ahead position

Edited by styler

 

Cannot obstruct instruments on dash in straight ahead position

 

My stock wheel did that. can't count on the size of the driver... and E7 has no column adjustment.

 

I need a new wheel bad, mine is a cheap chinese POS that has wayyyyy to much flex.

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