What aftermarket steering wheels have you got then??
but i,m after a new wheel and want a few options please...
15 April 2009, 05:24 PM
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You don't need an airbag for the MOT and the warning light is only an advisory. You can also fit a 3ohm resistor into the airbag socket and that will cancel the airbag warning light.
Any ideas where you can get a boss for a newage, the only one I can find is nearly £100 and that is without the dummy squib for the airbag. Are the splines the same as the classic
Any ideas where you can get a boss for a newage, the only one I can find is nearly £100 and that is without the dummy squib for the airbag. Are the splines the same as the classic
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Momo Model 80 in mine.
I had a resistor fitted to cure the airbag light until Monday when i removed the airbag sesnsors, wiring and ECU (few kg's saved) and pulled the bulb as well.
I had a resistor fitted to cure the airbag light until Monday when i removed the airbag sesnsors, wiring and ECU (few kg's saved) and pulled the bulb as well.
different i like....
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How does the insurance like it when you tell them your newage is now airbagless lol
Jon, the spines are the same on a classic as they fit the bugeye momo wheels to the classic.
RIcey
Jon, the spines are the same on a classic as they fit the bugeye momo wheels to the classic.
RIcey
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15 April 2009, 10:39 PM
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fitted this a couple of weeks ago, by spine do you mean the boss kit? I think I got sent a classic boss kit, there is a hole formed in the metal designed for a wiring loom to fit through, the boss kit I had the hole was too small however as this loom was used for the airbag which I no longer needed I was able to trim it down with a knife and made it fit that way
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fitted this a couple of weeks ago, by spine do you mean the boss kit? I think I got sent a classic boss kit, there is a hole formed in the metal designed for a wiring loom to fit through, the boss kit I had the hole was too small however as this loom was used for the airbag which I no longer needed I was able to trim it down with a knife and made it fit that way
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Can't remember where i bought mine from, a quick Google shows Nengun have them though.
MOMO Model 80 @ Nengun, £125
MOMO Model 80 @ Nengun, £125
it's the 3rd wheel I've had (Previously had a JDM Nardi and a NRG) and the size and feel are great! 
