Is it time to replace your race suit? Let’s get you track-ready. 
Fitting an aftermarket wheel needs a hub, and this Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward) Steering Wheel Boss Kit is the vehicle-specific part for the job. Because it is cut for this application, the spline count and the standoff depth are correct out of the box. Universal hubs rarely are.
Machined from aluminium by B-G Racing, drilled for 6x70mm and 6x74mm PCD wheels, and supplied with the fixings required to complete the installation.
Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward) Steering Wheel Boss Kit specification
| Vehicle | Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward) |
|---|---|
| Brand | B-G Racing |
| Wheel PCD | 6x70mm / 6x74mm |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Part number | BG8024-Nissan Vannette 1998 Onward |
Which steering wheels fit this boss kit?
This hub is drilled 6x70mm and 6x74mm. A 6x70mm pattern covers MOMO, Sparco, OMP, Simoni Racing and the Mountney M-Range. A 6x74mm pattern covers Nardi, Personal and Raid.
Dual drilling means one hub covers both patterns, so you are not locked to a single wheel brand if you change the wheel later.
Browse the steering wheels we stock if you still need the wheel itself. Worth a read if this is your first swap: how aftermarket steering wheels mount.
What a boss kit does
An aftermarket steering wheel will not bolt to a car’s column on its own. The hub sits between the two, matching the column splines on one side and the wheel bolt pattern on the other. It also sets how far the wheel sits from the dash, which affects your reach to the stalks and the clearance to your knees.
If the car has a driver airbag, that airbag is lost when the standard wheel comes off. Disconnect the battery and leave the system to discharge before you start, and get the airbag handled properly rather than leaving it hanging off the column. Tell your insurer the car has been modified.
Fitting the Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward) Steering Wheel Boss Kit
Centre the road wheels before you take the old wheel off and mark the column so the new wheel goes back on straight. The hub bolts to the column first, then the wheel bolts to the hub. Torque the centre nut properly, it is the only thing holding the wheel on.
The hub carries the horn contact through to the wheel. Connect it during the fit rather than after.
Once it is together, check the wheel clears the indicator and wiper stalks through full lock in both directions, and that nothing catches on the way round.
Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward) Steering Wheel Boss Kit questions
Does the Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward) Steering Wheel Boss Kit come with fixings?
Yes. The kit is supplied with the screws needed to mount the wheel to the hub. You will reuse the column nut from the standard wheel.
Will the Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward) Steering Wheel Boss Kit fit any steering wheel?
It takes wheels on a 6x70mm or 6x74mm pattern. Check the back of your wheel before ordering if you are not sure which you have.
Do I lose the airbag?
Yes. Removing the standard wheel removes the driver airbag on any car fitted with one. Disconnect the battery first, have the airbag dealt with properly, and let your insurer know the car has been modified.
Will the horn still work?
The horn contact carries through the hub, so it works with a wheel that has a horn push. Wire it up while the wheel is off.
Is this the right hub for my Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward)?
It is machined for this application. If your car sits near a model year change or has had a column replaced, send us the registration and we will check it before you order.
Send us your registration if you want the Nissan Vannette (1998 Onward) Steering Wheel Boss Kit confirmed against your exact model and year.
More options: steering wheel boss kits. Other B-G Racing hubs: Proton Arena / Jumbuck (2002-2009), Isuzu Pup – Pick-Up Truck (All Years), Isuzu Impulse / Impulse Turbo (1988 Onward).
