Aftermarket Steering Wheel

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Aftermarket Steering Wheel

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who has a diffrent steering wheel fitted ? Where did you get the adapter (do any golfs etc fit - finding it hard to get hold of a polo one)
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Post by dubpilot »

bump! interested as well...
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Post by Rhodey »

If you get an aftermarket steering wheel, u have to by a boss with it aswell. This converts ur usual steering wheel fitment to the aftermarket one. Easy to fit will take about 20mins max.

Hope this helps.
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i did walk into halfrauds to ask which boss kit i would need, apparently its the momo 8015 for our mk5's. its £45+VAT so quite pricey. another concern is you lose all the protective functions of your airbags, including the passenger's side. i agree that it might be an easy fit but everyone is discouraging me from doing a DIY on it as theres a good chance i might end up in the hospital if i accidentally set off the airbag from the stock steering wheel. so to summarise... £45+VAT(boss kit), £100+VAT+P&P(momo steering wheel), £50+VAT(labour to have it fitted). roughly should we say... £230 to have a decent aftermarket wheel! hehehe! posh innit?! :lol:
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Post by Rhodey »

If ur worried about ur aurbag take u battery off when u take the standard wheel off so it cant go off.
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Post by jon_poloV »

Why on earth change the vw airbag wheel for a tackey Momo one?
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Post by Randall »

im all for ppl moddin n styling there cars and i have taken the momo route in the past with my old golf. To tell you the truth i wouldnt even bother now and for the hassle of the airbag well says it all really - if you want to do something get it re-trimmed or an oem leather one

RR 8)
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All im saying is R32 wheel

*drool smiley*

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Post by olop_chris »

jon_poloV wrote:Why on earth change the vw airbag wheel for a tackey Momo one?
Jon
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Post by smash_it_up_666 »

i think VW steering wheels are quite tidy to be honest!
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Post by ModifiedMadness »

Same here, I love the steering wheel.
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Post by Vw_Technik »

Yes but the mk4 steering wheels are AWFUL!

* And wh on earth pays £230!

Buy the wheel, and the boss and fix it urself
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Post by Bepe »

i could do with a new one, prefrebly the same, mine is faded quite bad
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Post by kipper »

my dad has a s reg gold gti and ive drove it a little befor and i reckon the steering wheel on that is nicer then my mk5 one. but obviously im not gonna bother changing it mainly as my wheel has an airbag and it could be wat saves my life one day.... who knows. however i have seen some nice steering wheels on ebay recently not to tacky looking silver and black. but im not changing it.
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