Replacement Steering Wheel
#1
Has anybody successfully replaced the airbag wheel in a UK Impreza (mine is a 98) with a smaller non-airbag equivalent?
If so, lots of tedious questions:
Where did you get the wheel from? Did your Subaru dealer fit it? How much all in? What did your insurance company say?
Thanks,
Andy
If so, lots of tedious questions:
Where did you get the wheel from? Did your Subaru dealer fit it? How much all in? What did your insurance company say?
Thanks,
Andy
#3
Andy,
Halfords sell various Momo steering wheels and will remove your old airbag wheel and install the new one. Rough guide to price is approx £150 for a wheel, boss and fitting.
Not sure if there are any insurance implications though.
ChrisW.
Halfords sell various Momo steering wheels and will remove your old airbag wheel and install the new one. Rough guide to price is approx £150 for a wheel, boss and fitting.
Not sure if there are any insurance implications though.
ChrisW.
#4
I replaced mine in my 99 US spec Legacy GT... but i imagine it's the same wheel...
fitted it at home with assistance...
purchased wheel at Demon Tweeks..
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[This message has been edited by Subie Gal (edited 07 November 2000).]
fitted it at home with assistance...
purchased wheel at Demon Tweeks..
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[This message has been edited by Subie Gal (edited 07 November 2000).]
#5
Thanks all, one additional question (which perhaps Subie Gal can answer), do the indicators still self cancel with a smaller "racing" wheel? If so, do you have to do anything special to make them so?
(I only ask 'cos I have a vague memory of someone saying this might be a problem.)
Thanks,
Andy
(I only ask 'cos I have a vague memory of someone saying this might be a problem.)
Thanks,
Andy
#6
Andy,
You need a suitable steering boss to mount an aftermarket wheel to the Subaru.
Speak to Simon Chamberlain at Graham Goode Racing 0116 244 0080 with regards to their steering boss which they have just developed for the Subaru to enable fitment of an aftermarket non-airbag wheel. I'm not sure whether their boss has indicator cancelling built on or what they have done to overcome the horn but both these problems can be overcome with a bit of fiddling.
Regards
Nito
You need a suitable steering boss to mount an aftermarket wheel to the Subaru.
Speak to Simon Chamberlain at Graham Goode Racing 0116 244 0080 with regards to their steering boss which they have just developed for the Subaru to enable fitment of an aftermarket non-airbag wheel. I'm not sure whether their boss has indicator cancelling built on or what they have done to overcome the horn but both these problems can be overcome with a bit of fiddling.
Regards
Nito
#7
exactly...
i had to have a hub modified...
until i have the modified hub adaptor... i have to remember to turn off the indicators... or else i risk looking like an idiot!! hehehehehe
i had to have a hub modified...
until i have the modified hub adaptor... i have to remember to turn off the indicators... or else i risk looking like an idiot!! hehehehehe
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#8
I recently replaced the airbag wheel on my 96MY turbo with a non-airbag Momo from a Legacy that I got from Grade A Subaru in Hayfield, fairly straight forward job.
I still have cancelling indicators and horn works OK. Wheel looks good too.
You have to mod the boss, which if you email me I will explain in detail. Once you have the boss on you can then fit any Momo wheel if you fancty a change later.
Cheers
Denis
I still have cancelling indicators and horn works OK. Wheel looks good too.
You have to mod the boss, which if you email me I will explain in detail. Once you have the boss on you can then fit any Momo wheel if you fancty a change later.
Cheers
Denis
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