Adr approved steering wheels

Generally if the wheel doesn't have padding in the middle cops will defect it irrespective of whether it is ADR approved or adr approved steering wheels. Better that then having an accident and smashing your face into your steering wheel. Eh it's to protect you.

Aesthetic modifications are generally harmless and no cause for concern when it comes to vehicle performance and safety. However, when engines are modified and parts changed, then lines can be crossed. Vehicles must reach a certain standard of safety in Australia and there are regulations in place to ensure Australian design rules ADR and vehicle safety standards are not breached. The ADR are national standards for vehicle safety, anti-theft and emissions and they cover all vehicles including new, second-hand or imported vehicles. While it may seem the rules are there to stop you from having fun with your car, they are there to protect everybody. Switching steering wheels.

Adr approved steering wheels

I had one of the cheap SAAS wheels from Autobarn installed with the steel centre and was told it was illegal. At the time I had the allen key in the car so I took it off and showed the officer the little ADR 10 Approved sticker that was on the back of it from the manufacturer and was let off. It also came with a slip of paper showing the results of the testing procedures showing it was approved but I didn't have that on hand. I had a MOMO wheel with the flat part at the bottom due to having long legs in my old It also had the ADR sticker on the back which was visible without taking the wheel off. I was in the same situation but pointed the sticker out to the officer and they said it was fine. So if it has the ARD10 sticker on it, it should be fine? I read through the whole PDF file on Modifying your steering wheel and couldn't find anything about it saying there had to be a soft cushioning centre piece around the horn. Do you think some high density foam from Clark Rubber would do it with some double sided tape? Handy to keep especially if you have other forms such as engineers certificates. ADR sticker or not.

February So what are some legal aftermarket steering wheels, if any?

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Adr approved steering wheels

Aesthetic modifications are generally harmless and no cause for concern when it comes to vehicle performance and safety. However, when engines are modified and parts changed, then lines can be crossed. Vehicles must reach a certain standard of safety in Australia and there are regulations in place to ensure Australian design rules ADR and vehicle safety standards are not breached.

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You're missing the point. I had one of the cheap SAAS wheels from Autobarn installed with the steel centre and was told it was illegal. Now my steering wheel is no smaller than mm, the horn works but the problem was there wasn't cushioning around the center piece of the horn, so therefore thats a defect. If the vehicle is manufactured after June the steering wheel needs to be certified to ADR 69 full frontal impact occupant protection vehicle standards. So what are some legal aftermarket steering wheels, if any? Originally Posted by Zedn. Tenrocca likes this. Slysilvia Post Member Login If you have a BoostCruising account enter your user name and password into the yellow box. Member Login If you have a BoostCruising account enter your user name and password into the yellow box. So last night i got pulled over in my import. TTS Post 2. PS; No i didn't receive any defect infringement notice, if you're a honest and straight forward to Police there's a chance they'll let you off and alter the change needed like i need to. CC Advertisers.

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LinkBack URL. Member Login If you have a BoostCruising account enter your user name and password into the yellow box. Basically no aftermarket steering wheel is legal. If a steering wheel is fitted with an airbag, it cannot be replaced or removed with an aftermarket steering wheel. Meaning that sticker means nothing if you have a vehicle built after that. Alternatively, you can quickly login with Facebook. Not Ranked Quote: Originally Posted by Tenrocca I've done a search and cant find the info I'm after but I'm sure its been discussed before I'm pretty sure my Nardi Wheel will not pass engineering, so am looking for another that might be a bit better for track days but not look too out of place in the car. TwinCam16 Post 7. However, when engines are modified and parts changed, then lines can be crossed. Originally Posted by suthol. Share tweet. So how is a member of the Police department going to know the difference between the standard one and the aftermarket one like being similar?