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Customer Reviews
This is thing is super cool and is crazy unique, I’ve had mine for about two months now. It took a little over two months to get here, but I mean it is a very specific custom part from a some what smaller business so that wasn’t a big deal to me at all. The only things that are really “wrong” or just not as good are that on mine the teeth seemed to be milled kinda dull and not as tall as it seems in the picture, the horn ground placement on the adapter needs to be brushed a little to show bare metal so the horn will be able to work and there’s about a 1/2in. to 3/4in. gap from the column cover to the back of the adapter. With all that said there’s this also, you can’t barley notice the gap between the column cover and the adapter, the horn is a super easy fix and the teeth being dull and not being as tall doesn’t mean that the adapter will fall off or something crazy like that, it holds on perfect to the splines on the column and I mean there’s a nut to tighten it down for a reason lol. This thing is awesome and super unique just get it!!! Customer support is great too the guy I was emailing with was very quick, informative and professional.
Thank you a lot FABbot:)
P.S. while Im writing this they are sold out so I hope they make more in the future cause this product is super sick!
Excellent product.
Great product and does exactly what it's suppose to do
Nice
Love that airbag resistors and horn wire are included. However, I did have to grind some finish off around the threaded hole for horn switch to ground properly.
There is about 1/4" of gap between the adapter and the bezel face, but probably not much way around that.
NRG 3.0 hub bolted right up and fits great!
I appreciate the closer position of the steering wheel, but if one desires it to be further or doesn't wish to stretch their hands for turn signal access, consider a non-dished wheel.
If FabBot makes a turn signal extender or angled billet switch solution I'll totally buy it!
Some damage to surface finish assumedly during shipping, but it was packaged well enough I'm not sure how that could have happened. The splines also had some scuffs, but it went on fine.
