Does anyone know if another car like cavalier, mr2 or civic that has the same steering wheel bolt pattern. looking to upgrade to quick release

Steering wheels don't use bolt patterns, they have a splined hub that seats on the column shaft. You can purchase aftermarket hubs that will allow you to use a quick disconnect steering wheel. Most GM wheels use the same spline hubs. For instance, I have a Grand Am steering wheel on one of my cars.

interesting, I did not know that. I guess i'll pull it off and see what I can match up-thanks

You'll need a steering wheel puller to get the wheel off the shaft - just in case you didn't know that.

Hi xgamefan,
All GM cars, except Corvette tilt telescope and any cars from Australia use the same steering column spline so you can buy a MOMO hub or Grant hub and a Grant quick release for a Grant steering wheel (5 bolt pattern) or use the MOMO with SPARCO, MOMO or OMP steering wheels (6 bolt) and a LifeLine or Sparco QR. Go to this website and call. www.winecountrymotorsports.com.

Craig

Here's an interesting item in the other steering wheel post

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymot...fPartsQ5fAccessories

Go PACK!

quote Originally posted by pop: Hi xgamefan, All GM cars, except Corvette tilt telescope and any cars from Australia use the same steering column spline Craig

Well this is not true: in fact, not all FIEROS use the same size spline. I tried to put a later Fiero wheel on an '84 & it was too big.
~ Paul
aka "Tha Driver"

quote Originally posted by phonedawgz: Here's an interesting item in the other steering wheel post Go PACK!

That is very cool. There's a wheel used on the '90s Jeep Wagoneer that looks very much like the original '84 Fiero 3 spoke wheel. I came across what looked like a brand new replacement in the yard a few months ago. It was larger diameter, but god it was comfortable.

It's also note worthy to point out that adapter will put the steering wheel farther into the drivers lap, much like the Grant and Momo adapters available. Keep this in mine when shopping for a wheel.

I'm not too sure the adapter is much thicker than the stock steering wheel's built in adapter.

The Grant adapter in my first Fiero put the steering wheel so far into my lap, I felt like I was in the back seat the first time I drove a Fiero with the stock wheel.

That black sheath around the stock hub makes it look much deeper than it is. The ebay adapter might not be as bad as the Grant, but I can tell it'll push the wheel out about an inch.