Billet Steering Wheel Adapter
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Billet Steering Wheel Adapter
Wanted to have a different steering wheel adapter than the Grant ones that I have used for years. But, I didn't want to go with their billet adapters, they are not flat black, like most of our interiors. So I decided to try one from Forever Sharp and am very pleased with the product. It was only $20 more than the typical ones you get from the Grant install kits. And it went on super easy.
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Car: 89 IROC
Engine: 305 TPI / ZZ4 cam
Transmission: Stage 2 700R4, LS1 driveshaft
Axle/Gears: Strange 3.42 w/ Auburn
Re: Billet Steering Wheel Adapter
Is that the black 5-hole piece?
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Yes. A benefit I didn't expect was that it moves the steering wheel closer to the dash. Maybe only an inch, but, it does make a difference and feels better. Wish I had used this on my other cars I installed aftermarket wheels on.
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Car: 88 Trans Am GTA
Engine: 350
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 12 bolt 3.73
Re: Billet Steering Wheel Adapter
Thinking about going with a summit brand billet wheel and adapter and having them powder coated to match the interior. What wheel and button is that in your car?
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they also make a billet ring for the horn button in black and polished. that makes for a better looking install..
all fovever sharp parts on steering wheel (grant)
also note:
grant wheels at one time made in italy
mine from a grant display at a sema show ($20)
and this shot of a grant wheel made down south...lol
this is a shot of the front of the wheel
nothing wrong with it (i dont think so anyway) was a toster at one time maby?
all fovever sharp parts on steering wheel (grant)
also note:
grant wheels at one time made in italy
mine from a grant display at a sema show ($20)
and this shot of a grant wheel made down south...lol
this is a shot of the front of the wheel
nothing wrong with it (i dont think so anyway) was a toster at one time maby?
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