Steering Wheel Quick Release Disconnect Hub 3/4" Shaft Size For IMCA NHRA
Steering Wheel Quick Release Disconnect Hub 3/4" Shaft Size For IMCA NHRA
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Steering Wheel Quick Release Disconnect Hub 3/4" Shaft Size
This steering wheel quick release disconnect hub with a 3/4 inch shaft size lets racers remove and reinstall the steering wheel quickly for IMCA and NHRA competition, adding an anti-theft and driver-change advantage.
Overview
This steering wheel quick release disconnect hub is built for racing setups that need fast wheel removal, using a 3/4 inch shaft size to match common steering columns. The hub locks the wheel securely during competition while allowing a quick pull-off for entry, exit, or storage. It suits IMCA and NHRA competitors who want a reliable disconnect hub without changing the steering column.
Built For Performance
- 3/4 inch shaft size matches common racing steering column diameters
- Positive locking design keeps the wheel engaged under race loads
- Quick pull release allows fast wheel removal and reinstallation
- Machined splines and collar for consistent alignment on reinstall
- Durable metal construction suited to repeated connect and disconnect cycles
Fits These Machines
- for IMCA racing vehicles
- for NHRA racing vehicles
On-The-Job Use
- Dirt track and oval racing where drivers exit the car quickly
- Drag racing setups requiring fast steering wheel removal between runs
- Anti-theft deterrent when the wheel is removed and stored between events
- Driver changes or shared cars where seating position changes often
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Steering Wheel Quick Release Disconnect Hub |
| Shaft Size | 3/4 inch |
| Sanctioning Bodies | for IMCA, for NHRA |
Good To Know
Q: Will this hub work with my existing steering wheel? A: It fits steering wheels with a matching bolt pattern for the hub, so check your wheel's bolt spacing before ordering. The 3/4 inch shaft size must also match your column.
Q: Is this legal for IMCA and NHRA competition? A: Quick release hubs are widely used in IMCA and NHRA racing, but always verify current class rules for your specific division. Rules can vary by track and season.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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