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Hi all,

Just Jap Racing is pleased to bring you more great deals on the latest in performance and styling products.

Introducing the newest addition to our range of interior parts, the JJR Steering Wheel series

All JJR Steering Wheels have an outer diameter of 350mm, and share a similar designs to offerings from other manufacturers including Sparco, OMP and Nardi, providing a highly functional and comfortable sports steering wheel replacement that is suitable for all popular Japanese vehicles, at a realistic price.

Each wheel includes a 12 month warranty - Choose from 4 different models to suit your vehicle!

As with all aftermarket sports steering wheels, a boss kit will be required to fit - We have a range of top quality HKB boss kits and D1 Quick Release kits in stock for customers that require them.

JJR DRIFT STEERING WHEEL

Leather surround with brushed effect silver deep centre - Horn Button included

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JJR SPLIT SPOKE STEERING WHEEL

Leather surround with brushed effect black split spoke deep centre - Horn Button included

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JJR TYPE II DRIFT STEERING WHEEL

Black & Blue leather surround with brushed alloy centre - Horn Button included

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JJR SPORT STEERING WHEEL

Black leather surround with brushed alloy centre & dual horn buttons - F1 style

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JJR COMPETITION STEERING WHEEL

Black leather surround with blue gloss insert and brushed alloy centre

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PURCHASE YOUR NEW STEERING WHEEL FOR JUST $79.00! - STOCKS LIMITED

SO HOW CAN YOU ORDER?

The answer is simple!

Visit http://www.justjap.com/forumdriftwheelspecial.htm and purchase your new steering wheel online, quickly and easily via paypal or credit card, or drop by our Kirrawee factory and pick yours up over the counter.

Please contact our sales team if you have any questions, or reply here.

Dont forget to check out our huge range of new and used performance parts and import vehicles via our website at www.justjap.com

Hi David, we sure do.

We have quality HKB Boss Kits and also our new JJR Steering Wheel Quick Release kits in stock ready for immediate delivery.

Let me know if I can be of any further assistance.

Cheers,

Steve

No problem at all David :domokun: We have HKB boss kits in stock from $99 to suit most popular models.

Cheers,

Steve



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