After market steerin wheel ???
30 March 2005, 05:54 PM
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After market steerin wheel ???
Has any got any pics of steerin wheels they have fitted to there classic ?
Momo say they dont do a boss kit for airbag version but they can supply me with a non-airbag one but there will be small gap aronud the colum ??
has anyone done this ?
also could i fit it to a wrx wheel boss ? any one got pics ?
Thanx Dave
Momo say they dont do a boss kit for airbag version but they can supply me with a non-airbag one but there will be small gap aronud the colum ??
has anyone done this ?
also could i fit it to a wrx wheel boss ? any one got pics ?
Thanx Dave
30 March 2005, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by drumsterphil
Try this -
The boss is a genuine jap-imported boss and cost £150!!! Fits properly though!
The boss is a genuine jap-imported boss and cost £150!!! Fits properly though!
same wheel &momo boss
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30 March 2005, 07:13 PM
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please forgive the dirty interior and missing bits 
, OMP WRC wheel, mounted using a momo hub, was £30ish from demon tweeks, you lose the indi cancel and a bit of jiggery pokery is needed to get the horn working but it's better than the crap that was on before 
, OMP WRC wheel, mounted using a momo hub, was £30ish from demon tweeks, you lose the indi cancel and a bit of jiggery pokery is needed to get the horn working but it's better than the crap that was on before
30 March 2005, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by skoobidude
Is that a Momo Millenium? Looks well nice. I hate the standard steering wheel in my STi6. Always wanted a Millenium. Does it feel any better?
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31 March 2005, 08:49 AM
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So what are the options if you want to retain your airbag?
Cheers,
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31 March 2005, 08:20 PM
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This site has momo wheels at a great price, the boss kits are quite important on fitting, make sure you got the right one. I learnt from that fitting in the past.
http://www.gsmotorsport.com/interior...b021cf6dda273f
http://www.gsmotorsport.com/interior...b021cf6dda273f
01 April 2005, 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by G_Sleigh_STi
This site has momo wheels at a great price, the boss kits are quite important on fitting, make sure you got the right one. I learnt from that fitting in the past.
http://www.gsmotorsport.com/interior...b021cf6dda273f
http://www.gsmotorsport.com/interior...b021cf6dda273f
Thanx Dave
01 April 2005, 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Ray_li
whats wrong with a standard one?
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01 April 2005, 10:55 AM
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Ive got a 93wrx, it came with a momo 'race' steering wheel fitted - i believe these retail for around £130 from Halfrauds.
After an attempted break in, i got a 'snap off' steering wheel kit .... that cost me around £125 about 3 year ago.
Since then, i bought a steering wheel, from SN forsale forum, which was out of Kankunen's 1999 WRC car - i used it in my car for a while, but thats now gone in a box for safe keeping.
last year my g'f bought me a red/black leather steering wheel jobbie (to go with the car colour) from www.waxacar.co.uk as a birfday present...so i use that now..
snap off kit......allows me to change to any steering wheel in 10mins, and lets me get the steering wheel out of the car in under 10secs.....looks good, but a good security feature too.
Sorry got no pics
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After an attempted break in, i got a 'snap off' steering wheel kit .... that cost me around £125 about 3 year ago.
Since then, i bought a steering wheel, from SN forsale forum, which was out of Kankunen's 1999 WRC car - i used it in my car for a while, but thats now gone in a box for safe keeping.
last year my g'f bought me a red/black leather steering wheel jobbie (to go with the car colour) from www.waxacar.co.uk as a birfday present...so i use that now..
snap off kit......allows me to change to any steering wheel in 10mins, and lets me get the steering wheel out of the car in under 10secs.....looks good, but a good security feature too.
Sorry got no pics
Frank
01 April 2005, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by redwrx
Ive got a 93wrx, it came with a momo 'race' steering wheel fitted - i believe these retail for around £130 from Halfrauds.
After an attempted break in, i got a 'snap off' steering wheel kit .... that cost me around £125 about 3 year ago.
Since then, i bought a steering wheel, from SN forsale forum, which was out of Kankunen's 1999 WRC car - i used it in my car for a while, but thats now gone in a box for safe keeping.
last year my g'f bought me a red/black leather steering wheel jobbie (to go with the car colour) from www.waxacar.co.uk as a birfday present...so i use that now..
snap off kit......allows me to change to any steering wheel in 10mins, and lets me get the steering wheel out of the car in under 10secs.....looks good, but a good security feature too.
Sorry got no pics
Frank
After an attempted break in, i got a 'snap off' steering wheel kit .... that cost me around £125 about 3 year ago.
Since then, i bought a steering wheel, from SN forsale forum, which was out of Kankunen's 1999 WRC car - i used it in my car for a while, but thats now gone in a box for safe keeping.
last year my g'f bought me a red/black leather steering wheel jobbie (to go with the car colour) from www.waxacar.co.uk as a birfday present...so i use that now..
snap off kit......allows me to change to any steering wheel in 10mins, and lets me get the steering wheel out of the car in under 10secs.....looks good, but a good security feature too.
Sorry got no pics
Frank
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If i remember correctly, the boss is one made by a company called 'raid' .... You can use the wrx boss, i think its a momo fitment type.
When i first bought the car (i was the first onwer since its import), it had a momo race steering wheel fitted.... so im guessing that was fitted to the standard boss.
Frank
When i first bought the car (i was the first onwer since its import), it had a momo race steering wheel fitted.... so im guessing that was fitted to the standard boss.
Frank
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Originally Posted by gravelexpress
my 99 momo airbag steering wheel will be removed shortly - pm me if you are interested I wont be asking for a lot - around £50
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Originally Posted by drumsterphil
Try this -
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/10...b/730da89b.jpg
The boss is a genuine jap-imported boss and cost £150!!! Fits properly though!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/10...b/730da89b.jpg
The boss is a genuine jap-imported boss and cost £150!!! Fits properly though!
thanks
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I put a Sparco Flash Racing wheel in Blue suede onto a momo boss and drilled the flat face to accept a momo hornpush, feels great to drive with and looks pretty good too!
see it at http://mrknisbet2671.fotopic.net/
see it at http://mrknisbet2671.fotopic.net/
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