ZDomZ
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Aftermarket Steering Wheel
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I wonder if using an MGF/Rover steering wheel boss, you can fit a steering wheel with an airbag?
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Well I bet you could have an mg or rover one but the badge ,,,,,,,
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Ok, so here we are. I've bought both a cheap £25 steering wheel boss and an expensive Momo boss.Both are supposed to be for the Mgf/TF. The Momo does not slide down the column enough - although it is supposedly specifically for the Mgf/TF and Rover/MG's like ZT etc. Model number K4928.
Now, I've been on the MG/Rover forums and there is a general consensus that the Momo needs some modification - regardless of being specific to the vehicles. Seems a right load of hassle for something that's supposed to be the correct part.
The cheap £25 job fits all the way. HOWEVER - neither will work with the Freelander set-up as the indicator cancel hub is different from the normal Rover/MG type. See pics.
Now, I've been on the MG/Rover forums and there is a general consensus that the Momo needs some modification - regardless of being specific to the vehicles. Seems a right load of hassle for something that's supposed to be the correct part.
The cheap £25 job fits all the way. HOWEVER - neither will work with the Freelander set-up as the indicator cancel hub is different from the normal Rover/MG type. See pics.
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Spotted a few on eBay recently dunno what's included but might be worth a look
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There was somthing on the mg forums about there being two different styles of cancelling...
Need to do more research methinks!
Need to do more research methinks!
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If you look at both boss , neither one has the canceler in the same position as the Freelander steering wheel when the wheel is at "straight ahead" position .
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As its Landrovers, won't anything from the defender be interchanchable or another model?
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The hippo (as much as it pains me to say it) has more in common with the mg/rover group vehicles ie the 200/400/25/45 ang mg variants than a traditional Land Rover. That's why they drive so nicely and car like.
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So the steering column is fairly unique then?
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