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Upgrade to 3-Spoke streering wheel.

WilliamsF1
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Hi,

I have tried to remove the Airbag from my old 4-Spoke steeringwheel.

It seems to fit a size-4 umbraco and a T25 Torx even better, but perhaps a T27 is the perfect fit.

Can anyone tell me exactly what tool will fit the 2 4-Spoke steeringwheel screws ?

Kind regards

Morten

WilliamsF1 Member

WilliamsF1

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T30

Are you sure - also for the OLD steering-wheel ?

It just seems a bit too big for the old one, I know that it is the right fit for the new 3-spoke.

Anyways, thanks a lot for the quick answer.

WilliamsF1 Member

WilliamsF1

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T30 work on both the 3 and 4 spoke steering wheels.

Thank you :) Great help - I ordered the tool as a screw driver as the hole on the 4-spoke i very narrow.

WilliamsF1 Member

WilliamsF1

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I couldnt manage to find that tool in the two tool-stores I went to, so now I ordered a screwdriver T30 from a online store :) It seems the screw i VERY hard :)

Thanks again... :renntech:

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Good Day ... I am looking to upgrade my Boxster steering to 3-spoke, check from the Design911 cost about 1,+++

Big Question --> Would it fit my 1999 Boxster ???

Appreciate any feedback ... cheer ;)

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Stefan Member

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It's true that they are in very tight from the factory. But also keep in mind that loosening of a bolt that is facing away from you requires you to turn in the opposite direction. Make sure you're not turning the screwdriver the wrong way.

I couldnt manage to find that tool in the two tool-stores I went to, so now I ordered a screwdriver T30 from a online store :) It seems the screw i VERY hard :)

Thanks again... :renntech:

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gto3000 Member

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Good Day ... I am looking to upgrade my Boxster steering to 3-spoke, check from the Design911 cost about 1,+++

Big Question --> Would it fit my 1999 Boxster ???

Appreciate any feedback ... cheer ;)

Guess NOT MUCH :help: HERE .... quite :( Disappointed ...

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Loren Member

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Good Day ... I am looking to upgrade my Boxster steering to 3-spoke, check from the Design911 cost about 1,+++

Big Question --> Would it fit my 1999 Boxster ???

Appreciate any feedback ... cheer ;)

Guess NOT MUCH :help: HERE .... quite :( Disappointed ...

Have you tried asking the folks that make that particular steering wheel?

Most folks upgrade to the Porsche 3 spoke wheel for the airbag and safety.

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