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heh heh, I think the same . . . "I like to know what I'm talking about."

I always know what I'm talking about

No such thing as always and never...

momo.....is that what TRD is like to Toyota? like Nismo is to Nissan?

momo is just an aftermarket accessory manufacturer.


shift knobs, steering wheels, rims, pedals, etc.

just like ac schnitzer(sp?), Racing Dynamics, etc....although those two companies to make performance parts too..but momo just does accessories.

I ALWAYS know what I'm talking about

I do though!

Dude, im telling you the EVO VI has a momo steering wheel. So does the new WRX. I know this because I sat in one today. Im sure that if you go and check Subaru or Mitsubishi Australias websites, you will find that i have been correct all along.

MOMO is primarily an aftermarket manufacturer, but when car manufacturers such as subaru or mitsu want to reflect their sports heritage they use "stock momo" seats and steering wheels, even though they dont measure up to their aftermarket counterpart. Heck, my rx7 TII came with a "stock momo" steering wheel.

my computer steering is a momo lol...yea they produce nice steering ... ricers also put them in their civic, its like, what the heck ! they just wanna look fancy by putting a nice italian steering and add a Nitrous button on it to look cool, even though sometimes they don't even have a Nitrous bottle and they : say uuuuuuuh (karasac style imitation ) ill buy one soon man and then my car will kik ass, cuz ima gon get all those chixs,

my computer steering is a momo lol

how sad

Momo is a pretty good brand especially there s/wheels and bucket seats!

And the new evos come with both. But im pretty sure that subaru get recaro's not momo.

The new civics type r in america get recaros aswell.

momo! w00t!! w00t!!

there is no civic type-R in the states

Yeah there is!

There was one in Super Street a couple of months ago!

Acura/Honda civic type r

There the same as the civic type r's that they use in the Euro grand touring cars.

they use the v-tec motors instead of none v-tec.

the Honda SI's use a v-tech engine, and For the Integra GSR (I think thats it) use a v-tech. No Type=R's in the states unless you import them or do a lot of work to make an Integra look like one

the only Type-R that's in North America is the '95 Acura Integra Type-R(only in champion white) and the 2000 Acura Integra Type-R(only in champion white and sunburst yellow)

Ooooppps, my bad.

I read wrong the car they had was imported from europe.

sorry

don't worry, you won't be burned at the stake.....we'll have a ritualistic hanging lol

What's so great about Type Rs anyway?? More power, control?

Is has a type R badge

Lighter, stiffer, more tuned chassis. Vtec engine... admiration of riceboys around america.

hence the R badge!