How to install 1970's style steering wheel
#1
How to install 1970's style steering wheel
Ok so my dad gave me a racing steering wheel from the 1970's-1980's (It's the kind that were put on muscle cars). He saved it from his first car - a Celica.
I was just wondering how to remove the stock steering wheel from a 2000 SE and how to install the racing wheel.
The main thing I want to know though, is if I need a hub. I don't mind drilling holes into the racing wheel, so is it possible to install it without a hub?
Thanks org!
I was just wondering how to remove the stock steering wheel from a 2000 SE and how to install the racing wheel.
The main thing I want to know though, is if I need a hub. I don't mind drilling holes into the racing wheel, so is it possible to install it without a hub?
Thanks org!
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#2
You will probably need a hub... but i wouldnt recommend changing it. You will lose your air bag. Plus it is illegal to remove a safety device such as airbags on your car. They are there for a reason.
#3
Its not illegal for the owner of the vehicle to remove safety restraints from his own car. You will need a hub with a airbag simulator resistor in place- this will fool the SRS computer into thinking the airbag is there and you won't have any gay SRS lights on the dashboard. I have a hub for a Maxima with a airbag simulator, its designed for a Momo/Sparco steering wheel.
#4
Originally Posted by BlackBIRDVQ
Its not illegal for the owner of the vehicle to remove safety restraints from his own car. You will need a hub with a airbag simulator resistor in place- this will fool the SRS computer into thinking the airbag is there and you won't have any gay SRS lights on the dashboard. I have a hub for a Maxima with a airbag simulator, its designed for a Momo/Sparco steering wheel.
#6
C'mon! I wanna bolt on my steering wheel! :-P
I saw some "Grant" steering wheel installation kits at Kragen, those don't have any electronics on them.
for BlackBIRDVQ, can you tell me where to find a hub like that?
I saw some "Grant" steering wheel installation kits at Kragen, those don't have any electronics on them.
for BlackBIRDVQ, can you tell me where to find a hub like that?
#7
I got my hub from Hong Kong via an .org member who was there for a few weeks. I belive you can use a Sentra hub and it should work. I can't belive Nissan would use diff splines on a Maxima vs other models.
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