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There is a DIY on ntpog that mentions using caution with the steering angle sensor when installing a hub. So, the sensor is actually not in the wheel itself? Does this mean some hubs + wheels/other honda wheels are compatible with atts?
i have an aftermarket wheel and my turn signals dont go off by themselves. its really no big deal at all, you get used to it in about 5 turns. i see it as giving my car more character lol.
i have an aftermarket wheel and my turn signals dont go off by themselves. its really no big deal at all, you get used to it in about 5 turns. i see it as giving my car more character lol.
lol the issue is whether atts will die if u change the wheel...
I think you would/should recalibrate the steering angel. And have the sensors adjust to the new wheels.
Edit: thought you ment wheels as in getting 17', but doing the above might help.
Didnt DrivinVtec do this to his car.
Last edited by Type_SH RaCer; March 31st, 2006 at 10:44 AM..
sorry, its ben a long day.
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