Aftermarket steering wheels?
Aftermarket steering wheels? im looking to change my steering wheel.
reasons:
dont like airbags
stock one flex's too much
stock one is too big
when i had my other 4th gen i changed the steering wheel to one of those kind with the flat bottoms. makes it easier to get in and out of the car.
i had one like this style:
how many of you guys have aftermarket steering wheels? if any show some pics
reasons:
dont like airbags
stock one flex's too much
stock one is too big
when i had my other 4th gen i changed the steering wheel to one of those kind with the flat bottoms. makes it easier to get in and out of the car.
i had one like this style:
how many of you guys have aftermarket steering wheels? if any show some pics
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I've considered it before (for the same reason, turning in the canyons) but decided to put money elsewhere...
If I got one it would be the Flaming Rivers "Waterfall" STYLE (maybe not that actual brand) and it would only happen if Twisted Machine made paddle shifting on a stock (non-aftermarket controlled tranny) car possible:
Here's more pics of the wheels I was considering:
If I got one it would be the Flaming Rivers "Waterfall" STYLE (maybe not that actual brand) and it would only happen if Twisted Machine made paddle shifting on a stock (non-aftermarket controlled tranny) car possible:
Here's more pics of the wheels I was considering:
Originally Posted by chadnol10
is it difficult to uninstall the factory wheel? i'm sure the new one isn't hard but with all the steering wheel wires and the air bag how much of a pain is it?
Originally Posted by detroit_903
At first it took me exactly 30 min to pull the old factory one off and install the new one. But after doing it for a while. I can do it exactly in under 5min. It's very easy. Just remove the airbag. There should be one bolt-nut holding the wheel on. Unscrew that. Then take a steering wheel puller and it should come right off. It's very easy.
Originally Posted by mycamaroSS
are there horns on these aftermarket steering wheels?
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From: bethel PA
Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro
How do you remove the airbag and do I have to do anything to make sure it doesn't go off? Sorry if this sounds stupid.
theres diffrent kinds of clips or bolts that hold an air bag on, mine had 4 bolts from the back of the steering wheel, some just have springs clips that can be a bugger to get out sometimes.