DIY: Installing a Momo Steering Wheel

boohooper · 17th October 2015, 20:49

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Originally Posted by MetalBuff

The below picture is what struck me after I saw the horn pad on the new MOMO steering wheel and your t-bhp profile picture. Little did I know, that this is exactly the view you enjoy even today

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Now that I think of it, I wonder what is it with the Italians that they prefer smaller pads

Cheerio,
-Shivang Gandotra

Hi, That Horn Button in the Center of the Fiat/Padmini steering is not the only thing. You seem top have forgotten the use of the Shiny Ring which is actually for honking your presence. Works well with Thumbs!

sgiitk · 18th October 2015, 23:01

What you guys are doing is fine for cars without a SRS or Airbag. I am just issuing a polite warning. It does not take a lot of trigger the airbag.

dr. sen · 19th October 2015, 23:48

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Originally Posted by sgiitk

What you guys are doing is fine for cars without a SRS or Airbag. I am just issuing a polite warning. It does not take a lot of trigger the airbag.

Dear Sir,

Your keen observation is so pertinent, and so much welcomed, as i just could not help smiling at the very thought of it. perhaps more stronger and severe than

banging your head on the wall but face on the wall.

Regards

abk · 21st February 2018, 14:38

I've recently bought a pre-owned Toyota Corolla 2008 (E120), base variant. I intend to do several modifications including replacing the plain jane stock steering wheel with a smaller wheel, primarily because:

Find the steering wheel a little too big
No steering mounted audio controls (plan to change the current 2-DIN SONY WX-VX55S Video CD MP3 player)
The large steering wheel blocks the turn indicator displays on the dashboard from my view after I have settled into my most comfortable driving position

For the 3rd point raising the steering wheel upwards helps but I'd prefer keeping it to the lowest vertical level. Experts please advise/guide if there is any smaller, preferably with mounted audio controls, steering wheel available for uncomplicated replacement of the stock.

I searched around on this forum but could not find an existing thread for this. Apologies moderators, if I may have overlooked.

18th October 2015, 23:01	#17
sgiitk BANNED Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Gurugram Posts: 7,969 Thanked: 4,789 Times	Re: DIY: Installing a Momo Steering Wheel What you guys are doing is fine for cars without a SRS or Airbag. I am just issuing a polite warning. It does not take a lot of trigger the airbag.
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21st February 2018, 14:38	#19
abk BHPian Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: NOIDA / Gurgaon Posts: 277 Thanked: 15 Times	Replacing Toyota Corolla 2008 (E120) stock steering wheel with smaller steering I've recently bought a pre-owned Toyota Corolla 2008 (E120), base variant. I intend to do several modifications including replacing the plain jane stock steering wheel with a smaller wheel, primarily because: Find the steering wheel a little too big No steering mounted audio controls (plan to change the current 2-DIN SONY WX-VX55S Video CD MP3 player) The large steering wheel blocks the turn indicator displays on the dashboard from my view after I have settled into my most comfortable driving position For the 3rd point raising the steering wheel upwards helps but I'd prefer keeping it to the lowest vertical level. Experts please advise/guide if there is any smaller, preferably with mounted audio controls, steering wheel available for uncomplicated replacement of the stock. I searched around on this forum but could not find an existing thread for this. Apologies moderators, if I may have overlooked.
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