Mountney steering wheel/boss question

[Fliplowe]

Hi all, I want a mountney classic mini -style steering wheel for my 91 bis, is there a boss that actually fits these types of wheels (as opposed to the mountney m-range type smaller boss's) I understand mountney did one but has since been discontinued & aren't available anywhere, those e-bay boss kits don't look like they'll fit either (although not sure) any ideas? I'd rather not mess about relocating horns & things.
 
Ps If anybody has a spare mountney boss let me know.

Thanks.

[Fliplowe]

Amazingly I've managed to get hold of the very last one in stock from Mountney, I've now officially discontinued the line!
Sorry if anybody else was after one too. 

[Fliplowe]

   Well after being all happy & smug the boss kit arrived & does'nt fit, even though it's a mountney classic & is listed as fitting a fiat 126.    The splines on the boss are to big to fit the finer splines on my 91 BIS hub.
I'm now left with a boss that does'nt fit & a hastily bought mountney leather wheel (should have known better)
So, the original question remains, how on earth do I fit a mountney classic steering wheel to a BIS?
   Other BIS owners, what boss kit do you have on your car if you've got an aftermarket steering wheel? I've trawled past posts
but I'm still none the wiser. I understand I may have to buy a smaller momo style boss kit (& subsequent steering wheel to fit) which makes of these definetly fit the BIS?

Help much appreciated.

Dave.

[bis13]

i do believe that the cinquecento has the same sized splines , i suggest you go to the nearest scrappy and take off a steering wheel and have a butchers , it wont cost anything that way. there are actually three different sized splines on the 126 ive had them all at one point and have a nice collection of old steering wheels lol.

[Fliplowe]

Yeah, good idea, my girlfriend has a cinquecento luckily so I can take a look without visiting the scrappy.
I think everybody on here who's fitted aftermarket wheels has run into similar problems, problem is there's no one definitive answer, what with all the different model years & boss/wheel combinations, trial & error I guess.

Thanks for your help  [-/

Dave.

[fightingtorque]

I have a cinq sporting steering wheel on my 92 bis, it's a direct fit. 

It came off my Cinq which now has a strada abarth wheel on it, but the strada boss didn't fit so I bought one from demon tweeks, it's an OMP boss and I think most of those aftermarket steering wheels have the same pattern with 6 bolts.