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27-08-13, 08:48 PM
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MG ZR wheel.
Just found a TY steering wheel on the bay from a ZR.....I know the MGF one fits, but needs a new coupler behind..What if anything is needed for a ZR wheel??
Just seen Rimmers still stock a new TY wheel!!!!!!!!!
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27-08-13, 09:06 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by daytona365
Just found a TY steering wheel on the bay from a ZR.....I know the MGF one fits, but needs a new coupler behind..What if anything is needed for a ZR wheel??
Just seen Rimmers still stock a new TY wheel!!!!!!!!!
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As like fitting the f/tf wheel to the ZR, it is a direct swap, but needs a small adapter fitting for the ZS.
I would imagine you may need a adapter making, when fitting the ZR wheel to the ZS.
I can't confirm this, but i think my logic makes sense for needing a converter/adapter.
Cheers
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27-08-13, 10:08 PM
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ive just bought a tf wheel the other day there,what does this small metal adapter do,just cancel out the indicators
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28-08-13, 12:12 AM
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ive just bought a tf wheel the other day there,what does this small metal adapter do,just cancel out the indicators
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Basically aye Andy, previously I have hAcksawed off the part required from my original wheels and attached that. At moment am running around with the TF wheel fitted directly, that lack of indicator cancelling is a smidge annoying but I will be getting an adaptor some way somehow 
BTW takes naff all time to cut through the steering wheel, metal is fine and saft 
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28-08-13, 04:15 PM
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cool may give that a go gaz
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28-08-13, 04:28 PM
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ZR and TF wheels are the same fitting at the back but a ZR wheel takes the ZS airbag.
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29-08-13, 08:03 PM
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Still confused.................Do I need a new coupling and if so from what car??
The wheel is going soon!!
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29-08-13, 08:14 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by daytona365
Still confused.................Do I need a new coupling and if so from what car??
The wheel is going soon!!
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You'll be able to use your existing coupling and airbag, just need the adapter so the indicators self cancel.
Cheers
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29-08-13, 08:20 PM
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So the ZR wheel and airbag will go on ok, and I use the cancelling lugs from my ZS wheel?
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29-08-13, 08:27 PM
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Quote:
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So the ZR wheel and airbag will go on ok, and I use the cancelling lugs from my ZS wheel?
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Yep.
I haven't done the conversion myself, but logically that should be it.
Go for it, can always re-sell it on ebay if it doesn't work.
Cheers
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