New Steering Wheel pics.
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Good. It worked. This wheel is awesome. Finally, I can sit the way I want without the wheel digging into my thighs. Very sporty feel as well. It is a lecarra mark 9 gt incase anyone is interested. I finnished installing it today.
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Originally Posted by sercastiK
do you use a 82=92 style adapter? anyway to shitcan that rotten airbag light? looks bitchin!!
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That's cool! It looks really nice. I didn't know that anyone offered an adaptor for the 4th gen cars. That's one of the things I missed when I sold my '88 Camaro....I had a grant steering wheel in it.
I have a similar leg problem when it comes the 4th gen. I'm 6' 1" and mostly legs, so I have to fold up like a pretzel in order to get in. My knees can actually touch the steering wheel when I'm sitting behind the wheel.
I have a similar leg problem when it comes the 4th gen. I'm 6' 1" and mostly legs, so I have to fold up like a pretzel in order to get in. My knees can actually touch the steering wheel when I'm sitting behind the wheel.
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Curious - I am 6'4" 210 lbs - and I never had a problem with wheel/leg clearance. You do know that that lever behind the turn signal stalk tilts the wheel upwards?
As for the airbag light - a spot of black electrical tape on the overlay, or pulling the bulb would be a permanent solution. I wouldn't trust the passenger SRS now however, FYI.
As for the airbag light - a spot of black electrical tape on the overlay, or pulling the bulb would be a permanent solution. I wouldn't trust the passenger SRS now however, FYI.
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Originally Posted by y2k_ta
Ok, now I feel short....
Do you have any plans for chrome/polished aluminum on the outside of the car...i.e. wheels maybe? It would really tie the steering wheel in nicely.
A bowtie horn button would look nice too....
Do you have any plans for chrome/polished aluminum on the outside of the car...i.e. wheels maybe? It would really tie the steering wheel in nicely.
A bowtie horn button would look nice too....
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Originally Posted by unit213
6'7 here and never had a fitment problem with the steering wheel. It looks nice though! I drive too much like an idiot to remove the airbag unfortunately.
IMO, you need some other billet accent pieces on the interior. The wheel looks great, but a little out of place. Maybe look into some of the MBA stuff?