So Ive been thinking of replaceing the stock steeing wheel (smaller).If you've replaced your steering wheel,post a pic (allso price $$$).Did it need an adaptor plate or did it come with one or was none needed.Im not sure if the ones on this link will work,but the sure do look nice.I like the Kobra style,the strada looks nice too.Was the stock wheel very dificult to remove?
http://www.volantiluisi.it/Modello.asp?i_id=16

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The stock steering wheel is easy enough to remove with a steering wheel puller. Remember though that on a car with no power steering a smaller steering wheel will increase the steering effort. Make sure your suspension is working correctly and you have the right offset on your front wheels.

Edit - I have a Firebird steering wheel

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Here's mine. Got it off of eBay for about $200. It's a very nice wheel and it goes with the theme of my car. But it'd still be a nice wheel even without the prancing horse in the middle.

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'87 GT Auto
'88 Ferrario

Here's mine. Bought it off ebay for 18US. The adapter for this one was also a 6 hole mount, like the fiero is, so I just took apart an old GT wheel, dilled out new holes to adapt it to the stock Fiero hub assembly. After a few months though, the leather started peeling out. Have to use a stronger glue (3M) and re-glue a couple of area's.







Don't have any good pics of it installed on the car, guess I need to update that with some more pics

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I have a pic of mine installed.

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i know... i need my carpet cleaned! not bad for pullin it out of a feild after it'd been sittin for like 5 years.

quote Originally posted by whadeduck: Here's mine. Got it off of eBay for about $200. It's a very nice wheel and it goes with the theme of my car. But it'd still be a nice wheel even without the prancing horse in the middle.

I was thinking about going through this person,price is right and includes the adaptor.I allso like some of the other pics,good info too ( x-thumpr-x).A+ for all, unles you allready have my A+ rateing.

Now this is the first fiero whit the cigaret lighter as shown on this pic .. in the middle of the dash jk

We used the Momo Italy wheel at the low cost of $264 plus cost of adapter and shipping.
But I love the way it looks.



Akex

quote Originally posted by FieroGTRwideboby: We used the Momo Italy wheel at the low cost of $264 plus cost of adapter and shipping. But I love the way it looks. Akex

Nice. Now tell me about that interior....

https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/058350.html

Here is the thread which exaplains the build of the whole car, interior included.

Alex

x-thumpr-x:

Any more information on your wheel? Link to the old E-Bay auction or the seller?

Thanks
Nolan

Here's the one I just took out and still have around somewhere. I got a larger one.

Heres mine... It is an obx steering wheel I got off of ebay about two years ago... it cost about 60$ then I had to buy a 30$ momo steering wheel adapter.

Does anyone know the P/N for the Fiero adapter? I don't have a GT.

THANKS!!!

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Aircraft Electronics Technician Second Class
Patrol Squadron Ten
United States Navy

quote Originally posted by YellowArtero: Here's the one I just took out and still have around somewhere. I got a larger one.

What's hanging from the roof of your car? Is that a GPS? What kind? How did you mount it? Do you like it?

THANKS
John Lange

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Only decent picture of the steering wheel I have up on PIP right now...

This wheel required an adapter plate and moved it closer to me about 2 inches. I also had to make a plate to mount the horn switch that goes under the horn button. I have less than $100 in it all together.

The smaller diameter is good. It makes gettin in and out of the car easier too.

The wheel is the only place where your body comes in direct contact with the car. Replacing an old 4-spoke, or gummy GT wheel will make the entire car seem better.

im not a fiero driver anymore but i love the MOMO wheel in my GTI


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Here is mine..Isotta..which I believe is a subsidiary of MoMo..payed $300..didn't need a new boss, just re-drilled the old mount to line up..20 minutes work

Nick

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Here is mine. A little old school but then again I'm old.......school.

quote Originally posted by RTNmsds: Only decent picture of the steering wheel I have up on PIP right now...

Where did those seats come from? I like 'em a lot!

quote Originally posted by Silicoan86: Where did those seats come from? I like 'em a lot!

90' and up 300zx

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87' Fiero Cp. candy blue, Chrome 16"s, *will sale*

This was probably the second biggest addition to the car this year (Lebaron Brake Swap was first)... anyway... here goes... used a billet adaptor and also added a matching shifter knob.

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MOMO. It closely matches the 547 spokes

Mine is 13" on the outside, the grip is about 1 1/4" thick but feels good.

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Sooooo, here's a newbie question.

I bought a new (while cheap $89) steering wheel from ebay, and a momo adapter. Got it all together, but can't figure out how to re-connect so the horn works!!

The new steering wheel has electrical connection with a ground wire, while (as you experts know) the stock works with the pushing of a pin and spring!! How do I get this to work properly. I did a search, but it appears I'm the only one w/out a clue!!

HELP!!

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heres what ive been saving for my turbine engine 3" bubble roof fiero project.

Sabre49 - I gotta know more about that shift handle ! Man that's Beauitiful.

Is it from a Chrysler Crossfire ? How the heck did you get it to work on a fiero ?

RTNmsds - a quick question on your seats. They are from a 1990+ 300zx no? what sort of modifications' did you need to do, if any, to get them to fit? Thanks

Everyone else with custom wheels, how much smaller are they than the stock fiero wheel? I find that with longer legs my knees are very close to the wheel and during more spirited driving my knees hit the wheel alot and it is as far as it will tilt up

Get a "D" shaped wheel that has the flat part on the bottom to give you more "knee room" . See pics from Paulcal, Mad Curl and Fieroeater above ....

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quote Originally posted by Saber49: This was probably the second biggest addition to the car this year (Lebaron Brake Swap was first)... anyway... here goes... used a billet adaptor and also added a matching shifter knob.

AC
What Brand is this steering wheel?

JG

Here's my "custom" wheel. (I'm cheap and I don't like those expensive aftermarket wheel systems.)



It replaced the tacky paddle style wheel in my Formula. Looks rather stock and is quite nice

(out of an 89 Firebird, I think.) From Ebay for about $30.

Hey, I like what Momo has for selection, but I hate the hub adapters. They move the wheel too close to the driver for my taste. Are there any lower profile ones?

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United States Navy

quote Originally posted by fieroturbo: Hey, I like what Momo has for selection, but I hate the hub adapters. They move the wheel too close to the driver for my taste. Are there any lower profile ones?

...that's a good question, and I'd have to agree with you about the closeness issue. Maybe someone could shed some light on this.

Here's the steering wheel in my GT... a MOMO Millennium:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/UNIVERSAL-LEATHER-JDM-STEERING-WHEEL-RX7-SENTRA-ACCORD_W0QQitemZ200055245585QQihZ010QQcategoryZ33704QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

i just want something cheap, but dont want to use an adapter.... also, what is Fiero steering wheel diameter? in inches+ mm

also im assuming the GT wheel will fit non GT's?

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