BRAND NEW STI 8 STEERING WHEEL
03 July 2004, 11:15 PM
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BRAND NEW STI 8 STEERING WHEEL
Ok, I have a brand new STI 8 steering wheel which is off my new car which is being rally preped.It's in excellent condition and has only delivery miles use.
I'm asking £220 + £15 postage and package.
they are about £450 brand new from subaru and i've seen them go for about £260 on ebay, so i think it's a fair price
I'm asking £220 + £15 postage and package.
they are about £450 brand new from subaru and i've seen them go for about £260 on ebay, so i think it's a fair price
03 July 2004, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by STI-DUDE
Ok, I have a brand new STI 8 steering wheel which is off my new car which is being rally preped.It's in excellent condition and has only delivery miles use.
I'm asking £220 + £15 postage and package.
they are about £450 brand new from subaru and i've seen them go for about £260 on ebay, so i think it's a fair price
I'm asking £220 + £15 postage and package.
they are about £450 brand new from subaru and i've seen them go for about £260 on ebay, so i think it's a fair price
Do you have anything else for sale?
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Hi
Interested in front seat belts with pre tensioners if they are going to be available along with airbag ecu?
Drop me a p.m. with details either way.
Cheers
Nick
p.s. out of interest who is doing the prep work for you?
Interested in front seat belts with pre tensioners if they are going to be available along with airbag ecu?
Drop me a p.m. with details either way.
Cheers
Nick
p.s. out of interest who is doing the prep work for you?
05 July 2004, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by STI-DUDE
Not to sure to be honest with you.
I don't think too much is involved tho, the only problem will be the air connections, wether their the same?
I don't think too much is involved tho, the only problem will be the air connections, wether their the same?
05 July 2004, 10:50 PM
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The wiring is different for the wrx or it is on mine. The main block connectors behind dash fit fine but the ones to the air bag dont. You need to get the loom from the sti8 wheel and adapt it to fit. Its not hard it just requires redrilling the plastic holder so it mates up to your steering column. I will try and take some pics for you this week.
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06 July 2004, 08:44 AM
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As Mark.
You really need to get the yellow spinner loom with the wheel.
The earth and airbag to wheel connector are differnet to the WRX.
You can keep the WRX spinner by messing with the wiring, but if you want to put the WRX wheel back on then there will be problems.
The spinner (and wheel) I got was for a US car. The spinner mount only lined up on two holes so a third was drilled to give a firm mounting.
Also, if this is from a US car, the self cancelling indicator finger will be on the other side - but that is a minor issue.
Nick
You really need to get the yellow spinner loom with the wheel.
The earth and airbag to wheel connector are differnet to the WRX.
You can keep the WRX spinner by messing with the wiring, but if you want to put the WRX wheel back on then there will be problems.
The spinner (and wheel) I got was for a US car. The spinner mount only lined up on two holes so a third was drilled to give a firm mounting.
Also, if this is from a US car, the self cancelling indicator finger will be on the other side - but that is a minor issue.
Nick
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