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  1. enzowanabe

    enzowanabe Rookie

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    #1 enzowanabe, Dec 16, 2009
    have a 328 gts 1986 what do i have to do to change out steering wheel to a devil momo wheel pls help will horn button change out orig wheel looks like same 6 bolt patern any info would be greatly aprt
     
  2. GrigioGuy

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    #2 GrigioGuy, Dec 16, 2009
    The stock wheel is a Momo. Remove the 6 bolts (carefully! They can strip) and put the new one on. The horn button -should- interchange, but I'm unfamiliar with the "devil wheel".

    I put a Momo Prototipo on my 328, easy.
     
  3. viper_driver

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    #3 viper_driver, Dec 17, 2009
    wow, that wheel doesnt at all match your car, but to each his own. remove the hex bolts and swap wheels. easy. check out the monte carlo first, much closer to oem.
     
  4. venusone

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    #4 venusone, Dec 17, 2009
    I rather like the Momo Devil. Looks very similar to the Momo Race I have on my Miata that feels great!
     
  5. Robz328

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    #5 Robz328, Dec 17, 2009
    While you are at it, if you want to extend the wheel out a little, you can insert a wheel spacer (got mine on ebay); it should include a set of extended hex screws as well. Also, I recall that the horn button had only one wire and its body was the ground (it may have been a coiled wire...just be sure to know how the circuit completed with the button in the path); make sure the horn is properly grounded or it will not work. I actually installed a different connector so I could remove it easier than before.
     
  6. enzowanabe

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    #6 enzowanabe, Dec 17, 2009
    thanks for all the advise
     
  7. venusone

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    #7 venusone, Dec 19, 2009
    Put on what feels best in your hands. Montecarlo (original issue) will not even come close. Momo has a wide range of fine Italian leather wheels that are ergonomically superior to any other wheel available on the face of this Earth. Your direct contact w/ your fine tuned racing machine is wheel & pedals. Make your wheel all that.
     
  8. FasterIsBetter

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    #8 FasterIsBetter, Dec 19, 2009
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  9. gcmerak

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    #9 gcmerak, Dec 19, 2009
    Those Momo steering wheels are fantastic! I have a Momo Race in one of my cars and what a difference for the better. The smaller dia. makes a big difference too. Enjoy.

    Caio,
    George
     

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