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I like the wheel, how pricey was it with the installation kit? Also, what other interior mods are you planning on doing? I have an '88 convertible and have been working on a few. Intereseted in any unique suggestions you might have heard of or done yourself.
I like that wheel too. I was going to get a Grant but I may reconsider...
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If the women don't find you handsome they should at least find you handy
Aftermarket T-56 (pain in the A$S but worth it)
Lots of things to do still
Because some of us don't have a 27" monitor,,
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Hey Guys,
The wheel was about $225 and the adapter was
around $80. I am trying for a Momo theme in
the car. I have the Momo Street Racing
seats and the Momo Shifter. I think that's
all I will do with the interior.
I am also re-painting the console Black with
some simple yellow accents.
damn...i have always said that you have the nicest thirdgen i have ever seen, and it keeps getting better. Have you ever thought about MacEwen overlays? That would look good on your car.
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91 rs, convertible, K&N, Edelbrock open element cleaner, 3.73, B&M mega-shifter, goodmark cowl-induction hood,tinted windows
Ur car is just 2 clean! Very nice, what type of paint r u gonna use 4 the console? Mines is dulling out and I thought about painting 2 unless I can find a good carbon fiber kit.
8 minutes and counting and the damned images still aren't done loading. Dude, you gotta post smaller pics.
Anyway, these are the Macewen overlays:
Notice how they compliment my most kick-*** custom steering wheel
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"I didn't know a bored out Ford could go so slow" -Shenandoah
"Their's nuthing like the sound of a small block chevy and a bass thumping sound system in the morning" - me
For those of you who do not know how to post pics, e-mail me your pics and your mb screen name and i'll post the pics on my site at www.thirdgenfbody.com/pics/yourname then post them on the message board for you
go there to see the overlays.....I haven't put them on my car yet, but i will soon. I think with your interior being all custom you might want to put them on. They would look bad as hell.
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91 rs, convertible, K&N, Edelbrock open element cleaner, 3.73, B&M mega-shifter, goodmark cowl-induction hood,tinted windows
I'm not sure about this but aren't the 90 IROCs suposed to have the 5500 red line and a 140 speedo? Just asking because Mr.Iroc is either an RS with great body work ;-) j/k or has somebody been trying to keep the original guages at low miles!? I bet I'm wrong about this but I just figured that all IROCs would have had the 140 cluster and not the RS 110.
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, Jon (91 RS too many mods to list), getting new engine in summer
Jon,
That's a great question. I think only the 350's came with the 140 mph guage?..or could
it be that they had them on specific year
cars? Those are the original guages however.
Austin,
The only reason why I got the steering wheel
is because I have MOMO seats. I don't think
MOMO makes automatic shifters. I bought
a MOMO shifter and it sucked! It didn't
even fit my B&M Ripper shifter. I had to put
the dremel to it, and after so much time,
it still didn't fit correctly.
Finally, I just went with a B&M shift nob.
Somtimes the expensive stuff sucks and the
cheap stuff is better.
Finally somebody with a MOMO wheel other than myself!! I thought I was all alone in that. Mine's an older version of Ferrari F50 steering wheel though. It has the same spyder but a simpler grip. The spyder is also black. I bought my steering wheel at a junkyard back home for 600 Rupees, equal to $10. Sweet deal huh? It was gunked up with grease and what not though, so I had to wash it down and oil the grip but the effort was well worth it.
I looked just about everywhere for an adaptor kit but I couldn't find one. Finally, I just removed the IROC original wheel and bent the hub down to the right diameter for the MOMO wheel. Now all I need is a horn button for it. Any idea where I can find one?
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'88 IROC 305 TPI
Crappy 700R4 slushbox
Gutted airboxes
180 degree T-stat
Advanced base TPS voltage
Relocated IAT sensor
Momo steering wheel (gotta luv it)
Ram-air setup coming soon
Flowmaster muffler (puke)
Taylor SpiroPro wires
Accel cap and rotor
Kills: '94 Z28, Olds Aurora V8, bunch of Mustangs, T-birds, ricers, and others who assumed a 12 year-old car would be too slow.
IROC-Z: does MOMO make the correct adapter for Camaros? Did you have any problems installing your's or was it fairly straight forward? I'm going to be ordering one within the next couple weeks-probably the "Top Power".
Where have you guys been? I am on my 3rd Momo wheel, and just replaced it with a Racing Sparco unit with the thumb-buttons. Left button is for the horn, right button is for the 2-step.
1987 Trans Am: Momo Veloce
1989 Turbo T/A: Momo Monte Carlo
1989 Formula: Momo Competition