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First - I did not disable the airbags. The entire system was D.O.A. when I bought this car.
Well, I installed a 1987 Trans Am steering wheel into my 1993 Firebird today. It came out fine and looks very nice. The best part, I bought it for $5 on ebay. I will post some pics when I get a chance.
i wouldnt have thought you could put an 3rd gen wheel into a 4th gen. looks good
It did not fit without some persuasion. At first the plastic hub collar hit the steering column. So I trimmed it down about 1/8 of an inch. Then the hub was rubbing on the airbag clock spring. So I removed that. After that it fit just fine.
No, it is not legal. My only point was that I would not disable working air bags for the sake of a better looking steering wheel. That point has been discussed many times on this board.
I just wanted to make the point that I did not disable a safety device, it was broken for a long time already.
No, it is not legal. My only point was that I would not disable working air bags for the sake of a better looking steering wheel. That point has been discussed many times on this board.
I just wanted to make the point that I did not disable a safety device, it was broken for a long time already.
no.. i know what you mean... what im sayin is, if my airbag doesnt work i can just put any steering wheel on it? wouldnt they mandate you to have it fixed? or its not allowed on the street? or am i wrong?
Horsepower is how fast you hit the Minivan... Torque is how far you take the Minivan with you... :wavey:
Originally posted by Firehawk N Wv
Mine were rusted also and the I had to cut my nuts off .
Yes, in most states you would need to fix it. However, in Florida we do not have State vehicle inspections. I am keeping the wheel in case they ever impose inspections. Then I will just put it back on as a dummy wheel. When I lived in NY they were very tough on vehicle inspections.
This is why I like FL so much.
Loud exhaust, no cat, old school steering wheel - no problem.
Yes, in most states you would need to fix it. However, in Florida we do not have State vehicle inspections. I am keeping the wheel in case they ever impose inspections. Then I will just put it back on as a dummy wheel. When I lived in NY they were very tough on vehicle inspections.
This is why I like FL so much.
Loud exhaust, no cat, old school steering wheel - no problem.
oh... yeah its really strict in canada... even Evo's are not allowed and JDM's should be 15yrs or older... bummer
Horsepower is how fast you hit the Minivan... Torque is how far you take the Minivan with you... :wavey:
Originally posted by Firehawk N Wv
Mine were rusted also and the I had to cut my nuts off .
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