How do I remove a Nardi wheel, replace with a Momo?
10 January 2003, 03:33 PM
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I have a MY95 with the standard non-airbag Nardi wheel and have a non-airbag Momo and boss adaptor.. how do I swap them?
anyone after a Nardi wheel in average condition (50k miles), when i manage to change it for the new one...
anyone after a Nardi wheel in average condition (50k miles), when i manage to change it for the new one...
11 January 2003, 09:57 PM
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I just changed my Nardi wheel for a momo one on a MY93 WRX (don't know if yours is the same) it was a 10 min job just prise off the horn push cover and you can see the 8 allen bolts in the center remove these then screw the momo wheel in it's place (no need for boss adaptor) then little faf about with the horn push and Bobs your mothers brother
hope your is as simple
Ali G
hope your is as simple
Ali G
14 January 2003, 03:35 PM
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jasemac - you muppet! state the obvious and theres not airbag on a my95 so no need to disconnect the battery...DIV!
Also show me a Haynes manual for an import......!!
Also show me a Haynes manual for an import......!!
15 January 2003, 08:28 PM
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I have changed mine today, I tried it without the Boss adaptor and it would not fit as the holes where on a different PCD, had to get a Momo hub @ £38 it took about 15 minutes to fit. Good luck!
I have changed mine today, I tried it without the Boss adaptor and it would not fit as the holes where on a different PCD, had to get a Momo hub @ £38 it took about 15 minutes to fit. Good luck!
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16 January 2003, 12:14 AM
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iirc dont pull the horn out,dont try putting an allen key in allen key slots either
the silver stuff on the wheel will just peel off like an orange
grab it above the horn and pull..........gently
the stuff is very pliable,disconnect the horn,i think its a 19 mm socket holding the wheel in,un do it a little(not the whole way)
give the wheel a pull,tap from behind and hopefully youll have a steering wheel and boss in both hands and your front teeth still in your mouth
the silver stuff on the wheel will just peel off like an orange
grab it above the horn and pull..........gently
the stuff is very pliable,disconnect the horn,i think its a 19 mm socket holding the wheel in,un do it a little(not the whole way)
give the wheel a pull,tap from behind and hopefully youll have a steering wheel and boss in both hands and your front teeth still in your mouth
16 January 2003, 12:42 PM
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I have been warned already about the pulling the wheel so hard it comes off into your face!!
thanks for the tips.. will keep them in mind when i do it at the weekend - and a photo will follow.
thanks for the tips.. will keep them in mind when i do it at the weekend - and a photo will follow.
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by the way its no wonder the post office don't make any money when they quote 3 to 5 day delivery then charge a fortune for the privelage.......daylight robery....!!!!last time i use them..
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