Yeah i have one of those that is probably good for one more removal. I happen to have a wheel off, so here are a couple of pics. The screw does have a beefy head, but a shallow inset. It's recessed about 1". You could try a bolt/screw extractor with a stubby head. Otherwise it might be grinder ...

I think you could cut a notch on the side of the steering wheel and gain enough access to grab the head of the screw.

If you now have access to it from the side, you can drill a small hole in it and then insert an Allen key or screw driver etc, and turn it that way.

In this case I'd try Swedespeed. They're performance folks ( hence the name ) and they have a section just for '98 - 2000.

You really don't need a lot of skill or space to fix your dash. It's one of those things that seems more daunting than it actually is. Lots of write-ups and videos. Take out a few screws and the glove box is out. Take out a few more, and the dash pad is out. At that point you could better assess wha...

Made some progress over the last couple of evenings. Valves are now all nice and clean. Looking forward to lapping them. I've got to say that the process has been almost therapeutic.

Decided to tackle the drivers side door issues today. A previous owner had sprung the door so badly that it had scuffed the door trim on the fender, as well as making a hellacious noise when being opened or closed. When I took the door off, I found a gaping hole where half of the door check should b...

It's on my list. I should be out pulling some parts for an ongoing project one day this weekend. Weather permitting.

Working on a clean engine makes all the difference.

Wow ! Very nice !
Even has a double roller chain. Love the finned pan.