New Momo steering wheels- January 2005

1. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

   #1 6th December 2004, 21:20

   hi there. Sorry if its already been posted BUT...
   
   Momo have just sent us these photos of the new steering wheels they are releasing.
   
   RRP is £165.00+delivery
   
   we @ G.S Motorsport are doing them at £165.00 including delivery.
   
   For Sax-P members we are doing them at £155.00 including delivery. (membership number needs proving)
   
   They are called: MILLENIUM SPORT range and come in:
   
   Black/Grey
   Black/Blue
   Black/Red
   
   Info and orders @ Sales@GSMotorsport.com
   
   
   
   
   
2. Scottp Administrator Joined: Dec 2002 Glasgow United Kingdom (Scotland) Posts: 26097 Chelski Traktor

   #2 6th December 2004, 21:25

   they are nice
3. alex19 Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Aug 2004 Warrington, UK. Posts: 7368

   #3 6th December 2004, 21:25

   there sum out at the mo like that!
   
   but there differnt...
   
   like the second pic down me self!
4. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

   #4 6th December 2004, 21:31

   They are a twist on the already popular MILLENIUM range
5. alex19 Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Aug 2004 Warrington, UK. Posts: 7368

   #5 6th December 2004, 22:01

   bit of an upgrade from millenuim then?
6. AdamH Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Oct 2004 South Posts: 3638

   #6 6th December 2004, 22:10

   look nice :O may hav to get me sum of that ;-) the red and black one i mean :O
7. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

   #7 7th December 2004, 13:17

   They have added just nice bits of detail i think
8. Saxonator Established Member Joined: Sep 2004 Chester United Kingdom (Wales) Posts: 2205 Saxo VTS

   #8 7th December 2004, 16:59

   Momo are a pain in the arse to fit aint they ?
9. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

   #9 7th December 2004, 23:17

   Why? with the correct fitting kits its relatively simple
10. Saxonator Established Member Joined: Sep 2004 Chester United Kingdom (Wales) Posts: 2205 Saxo VTS

    #10 8th December 2004, 00:32

    Sorry i dont mean to say a bad word about any of your products or Momo's products but i think i saw sumwhere that you have to do quite a bit of work to get it on ?
    
    i was thinkin of gettin one, but waitin a bit before i buy anythin els, (bank needs to clear) lol
11. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

    #11 8th December 2004, 03:04

    Its alright chap, if its the truth then facts need pointing out about products to give everyone a better view on what they entail.
    
    I will have a look into it, i know from personal experience simoni ones take about 5 mins to swap over, and i thought the design and fitting kit was the same.
    
    Some one with a MOMO wheel give more insight?
12. Raysax Established Member Joined: Nov 2003 Basingstoke United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1518

    #12 8th December 2004, 13:25

    My Momo Race steering whel was a piece of piss 2 fit, even wiv a snap off boss which is a brilliant visual deterent.
    
    The only fing i wanna no is, is there sumfing out there tha i can hook up 2 stop my Air bag light flashing??
13. Saxonator Established Member Joined: Sep 2004 Chester United Kingdom (Wales) Posts: 2205 Saxo VTS

    #13 8th December 2004, 19:59

    its illegal to have ur air bag light flashing by the way.
14. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

    #14 9th December 2004, 03:52

    take the bulb out is the most common method
15. user_3656 Saxperience Addict Joined: Aug 2004 Herts. N/W London Posts: 13578 Project MK4 MoreDoor

    #15 9th December 2004, 03:55

    insulating tape over it...
16. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

    #16 9th December 2004, 16:44

    wire a resitor to make it think air bag is still there
17. rsands Established Member Joined: Oct 2004 Banbridge United Kingdom (Northern Ireland) Posts: 1222

    #17 9th December 2004, 19:17

    good thinkin gsmotorsport! keep that in mind for the futute
18. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

    #18 16th December 2004, 23:26

    Almost ready for sale for all those interested
19. m90dom Newbie Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 22

    #19 17th December 2004, 13:31

    they look awsome!! does that proce in clude the stering wheel boss thingy????
20. GSMotorsport Established Member Joined: Jul 2004 Nottingham United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1069

    #20 17th December 2004, 19:22

    Hi there.
    
    No the fitting kits are required seperately.
    
    However we will be setting up a deal price with the steering and boss kit all in for £200.00 delivered
    
    Thank you