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8409, aftermarket steering wheel Posted by Amish_Eclipse, Nov-15-01 08:57 AM
alright so i'm at sportscar parts and i'm lookin at a momo wheel and it brings up adapter hub thingers do we need an adapter to stick one on?
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8410, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by klipzracer, Nov-15-01 09:47 AM
hahaha. this is a fun one. yes, you do need an adapter unfortunatley they don't make one for the 2g's so you gotta get an adaptor for a 1g and ghetto rig it. my friend's got a gs-t and has a momo and bought a 1g and it hooked right up but i got an grant evolution wheel and had to flip the adaptor around and some other ish to get it to fit right but it will work. lemme see if i can find some pics of my wheel. ahh...here we go!

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8411, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by guest, Nov-15-01 11:13 AM
dood ur interior looks clean, chris! lemme see more pics of the interior, more zoomed out tho, imo....nice steering wheel....pimpizm alert! :)
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8412, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by klipzracer, Nov-15-01 11:26 AM
sorry mang, not everyone can afford there own digicam. especially when you blew up motahs! give me a couple weeks and i'll have a lot including the rod and the RS rebuilt. :)
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8413, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by Amish_Eclipse, Nov-18-01 10:13 AM
nice, thanks man. i'll figure it out i guess. i'm pretty good with mcgyver type stuff
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8414, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by vector_racing, Nov-19-01 01:32 AM
ummm, i have a momo hub for a 2g... and it bolts right in, i didn't have to modify it at all?!?
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8415, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by drbalazo7, Nov-19-01 05:12 AM
will the grant steering wheel fit with the momo hub for 2g?

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8416, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by vector_racing, Nov-19-01 05:29 AM
It looks like it will, but im not sure. when I got my sterring wheel it said fits momo hubs... so im not sure abou the grant wheels or hubs, but they do look very similar.
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8417, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by daved, Nov-19-01 06:17 AM
Is it illegal to remove the airbag on a car that comes equiped with one? Went to a shop here and they said they would sell one to me but wouldn't install (don't matter I install all my own shit anyway) because they told me it was illegal to remove the airbag. Is that true? I have been wanting to get one but for as much as my ass gets pulled over I can't afford to get a ticket for that shit! Maybe the law varies state to state, I live in FL, I know there are a shit load of people here from FL help me out. Maybe this shop was just bullshitting me (I have had a few words with them in the past about bad work they did, they don't like me anymore). Let's put it this way they hate me as much as the warranty department hates me at Satan. When I pull up at Satan they lock the fuckin doors on my ass cause they know I blew something up!
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8418, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by klipzracer, Nov-19-01 06:59 AM
i believe it is only because it's equipped with bags and if you get in an accident your insurance can probably f@#k you. but i took both my bags out and trust ye ol' seat belt. hey it's good enough. trust me i get pulled over ALL the time and cops don't say $h!t about it. all they say is "the reason i'm citing you for sir is cause you were doing 80 in a 55." but police-wise you should be okay. i would just worry about your insurance. but according to my policy i figure "it's my car i'll do whatever the f@#k i feel to it!" :P
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8419, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by vegastoy, Nov-19-01 07:06 AM
i have a momo steering wheel that i installed myself and the place that i took it to told me that they cannot remove it cuz of liability...but its not illegal, the only thing is that a shop will not do it, or at least their not supposed to....
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8420, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by fauchpj, Nov-19-01 10:58 AM
hey klipz, your rs didnt come with a tach?
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8421, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by Michael_97RS, Nov-19-01 11:39 AM
If I remember right people said that Sparco hubs fit a lot better than Momo ones.
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8422, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by cyan, Nov-19-01 11:40 AM
yes its illegal, yes momo makes a 2G hub, and yes his car came with a tach, he blocked it off when he got the big boy. why...i dont know
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8423, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by klipzracer, Nov-19-01 11:46 AM
cause 2 tachs would look stupid, no?
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8424, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by klipzracer, Nov-19-01 11:48 AM
and if you look closely at the pic i got black masking tape over the airbag and check engine lights. :P
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8425, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by guest, Nov-19-01 01:10 PM
haha! he got a GT eclipse! Ghetto Tyght! hahahah!
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8426, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by poplife319, Nov-20-01 12:04 AM
>and if you look closely at the pic i got black masking tape >over the airbag and check engine lights. :P Why did you put tape over those lights? All you have to do is remove the gauge assembly and pull those light bulbs out. Problem solved!
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8427, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by poplife319, Nov-20-01 12:17 AM
>alright so i'm at sportscar parts and i'm lookin at a momo >wheel and it brings up adapter hub thingers do we need an >adapter to stick one on?
I bought a MOMO Millenium wheel this summer and got the MOMO hub adapter specifically for the 2g from Nopi for about $50. I didn't have any problem with it lining up and the wheel is straight as an arrow.
If you look at the pix of the Grant wheel above, you can see how much of a gap is left after you install an aftermarket wheel. I couldn't stand it so I came up with a pretty kool mod. Go to the hardware store and buy a roll of "roof flashing". If you guys like to work on your own car, you would love this shit. Basically, it's just a roll of really thin sheet metal and it looks just like brushed aluminum. And it can easily be cut with tin snips. So I just removed the upper and lower column cover. Then reassembled them while they were off the column and used the assembly as a pattern for marking the flashing. I then cut the shape out, used a roll of tape as a round pattern for the middle hole that needs to be cut out for the hub to come through and cut it out with the tin snips. You can use a finishing file to clean up the edges. Then use strong double-sided tape or rivets to attach your custom piece to the column cover after you reattach it to the column and before you put the wheel on. Really easy and it looks pretty kool.
I also used the flashing to make a brushed aluminum mitz logo and stuck it on the right side of the dash. You can use this shit for making door sills, radio trim...whatever.
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8428, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by vegastoy, Nov-20-01 01:02 AM
do you have a finished product pic, i have the same problem.....joe
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8429, RE: aftermarket steering wheel Posted by poplife319, Nov-20-01 01:42 AM
Sure...but I don't have it hosted yet. Email me at poplife319@earthlink.net and I'll reply with a pic.
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