Fitting a momo wheel in a corsa C

[sammurphy]

The initial message was deleted from this topic on 20 May 2009 at 22:48

[sammurphy]

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Edited by sammurphy on Wednesday 20th May 22:49

[GFWilliams]

Don't do it

HTH

[skylinecrazy]

Why!?

[Uhura_Fighter]

You do know he/she was fitting that to a Tamora?

[skylinecrazy]

sammurphy said:

is that why to me or why to him ?

To you.

[Uhura_Fighter]

If you are 17 then do not spend money on the corsa. Save your money and buy a faster car when you have some no claims bonus or spend the money on making you a better driver. Track days, driver tuition etc.



Improving your skills is the best mod you can do.

[Outbound]

Correct boss + wheel is all you should need. Note that some wheels don't come with a horn button, you may have to purchase separately.

The boss should come with instructions on how to fit it, if not look up on how to remove your current (I assume standard wheel) in a workshop manual for your car.

Fitting is pretty much reversal of removing (adding hub in between) but you will need to correctly attach the live + earth wire for the horn. Make sure your wheels are dead straight before removal so you won't fit is skewed.

Even if you have never done it before it is a under 30 mins job, just make sure you tighten the main bolt up to the required torque spec. (Or really really tight if you don't have a torque wrench )


HTH

[Snoop Bagg]

Momo in a Corsa, thats like the oposite of asking Kerry Katona to sit in a Maybach?

An Abomination either way.

Edited by Snoop Bagg on Thursday 21st May 13:31

[AzzA_ShortY]

all you need to buy really is lowering springs (better fuel economy,handling,looks) and as the guys said save up.