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serieslandy

posted on 19/10/14 at 06:29 PM Reply With Quote
Steering Wheel Boss

I want to change my stock sierra steering wheel for something a little smaller/nicer. I don't want to use a weld on quick release.

There are lots of bosses on the net but all of the pictures seem to be generic.
Can anyone point me in the direction of a solid (not a collapsible boss). I was looking at the
Mountney M Range Steering Wheel Boss Kit For Ford Sierra XR4x4 1990 2.9 KK32X.

If there are nice slim bosses available like the nrg I would rather use one of them as I can use a quick release but I can't find one for the sierra column.
A normal hub+quick release would move the wheel too close to me as its comfortable at the moment.

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posted on 20/10/14 at 07:24 AM Reply With Quote
I'm about to put a Mountney steering wheel and Boss to fit a Sierra column up for sale if you're interested. Hardly used black leather and with horn push button





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serieslandy

posted on 20/10/14 at 07:28 AM Reply With Quote
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