I have never been too keen on the coupe wheel, mainly because i can never find the bloody horn when i need it. I have seen boss kits for momo and omp wheels, how easy are they to fit?

Pretty easy TBH. If you can do a suspension swap out, then will be easy.

You will need to find a resistor though to stop the airbag light coming on though, and you will need some brute force to get the old wheel off.

James there isba really good how to guide on removing the steering wheel

Isn't this illegal in the UK and will fail a MOT?

Nope dont believe so

Yeah, yank it as hard as you can and remember to put in a gum guard to avoid smashing your teeth out.

For years I've been reading about people saying yank the steering wheel to get it off and yes in the beginning I used to do the same thing, but after struggling I found there's a far easier way which saves all the swearing, it's piss quick and it'll save possible injuries due to a flying wheel.

Unsure where the "how to" is on this but if someone links it I'll have a read and if it's different I'll post my own prefered method.

I only said that to see how clever James is.

I've always pulled mine hard towards me and from side to side and got it off easily this way. Leave the nut on and there's no chance of a steering wheel in the face.

Here you go Joe, it's in the guide for fixing the self cancelling indicators.

Steering Wheel Removal

Thanks guys, can anyone point me in the right direction of the appropriate resistor?

Dont take the nut fully off

Ninja

i have some resistors somewhere , will dig one out and bring it to the ace for you James .

Cheers Iain, i'm sure i've got a bag full of them somewhere too. Any idea what amp/size/whatever it needs to be?

I don't mate but these are the ones I was going to use when I swapped my seats over for non airbag ones .

Sounds like they will do the job, i've just got a mixed bag from maplin's, no idea what any of them are! Where's Barnacle when you need him!

http://www.csgnetwork.com/resistcolcalc.html

That should help you work out what's what in your mixed bag

James . It was Neil that told me to use these on my car

Sorted then!