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has anyone put one of these on, need an idea of how easy it is to do
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James
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Steering wheel changeover
electricjim- Posts : 120
Join date : 2010-03-24
Age : 44
Location : Middleton, Bognor Regis
understeer into wood- Posts : 144
Join date : 2010-04-04
Age : 34
Location : Steyning
Bloody easy, fitted mine in about ten mins.
electricjim- Posts : 120
Join date : 2010-03-24
Age : 44
Location : Middleton, Bognor Regis
does it look like ive got all the right bits only there was no instructions on fitting with the boss or wheel.
understeer into wood- Posts : 144
Join date : 2010-04-04
Age : 34
Location : Steyning
Yeah you have all the bits. It's pretty self explanitory. Remove your old stearing wheel and you will find what looks like a big nut. Remove it and put your boss over the steering coloumn, you might need sone wd 40 and a hammer... its a tight fit. Then put the big nut back on over the top of the boss. After that just bolt your wheel to your boss.
electricjim- Posts : 120
Join date : 2010-03-24
Age : 44
Location : Middleton, Bognor Regis
cheers , i like the look of these wheels the one on your pic first got my attention cheers
, i like the look of these wheels the one on your pic first got my attention cheers
understeer into wood- Posts : 144
Join date : 2010-04-04
Age : 34
Location : Steyning
yeah they are good wheels, but try to mount them on straight or you will be driving around looking like a prat.
electricjim- Posts : 120
Join date : 2010-03-24
Age : 44
Location : Middleton, Bognor Regis
i do a good enough job of driving around like a prat anyway , the actual factory fitted steering wheel on the car isn't on straight as it is so anything will be an improvement
, the actual factory fitted steering wheel on the car isn't on straight as it is so anything will be an improvement|
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