yeh,I just got one.all black 3 spoke.looks great.Its a little smaller then stock(hides gauges more) and I dont care much for the acordian(sp)looking rubber thing.but like it much more then the stock wheel.easy to put on too.
There are pics of the Grant Wheel on my 86 T/A. Pics are from May 2000. I now have an all black interior with Leather Seats. http://www.leannrimes.cz28.com/grant.htm
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Zepher
'86 Pontiac Trans Am WS6, LG4 305, 5 Speed, CF DF Clutch,
Edelbrock 1406 Carb, Edelbrock Performer RPM 7101 Intake Manifold.
Edelbrock Open Element Air Cleaner: Flowmaster Exhaust, 160* Thermostat,
Grant GT Steering Wheel, MSD HEI Coil, Taylor 8mm Wires, Leather 96 Camaro SS Seats,
Alpine CD+Changer,Alpine V12 Amps, Premier TS-1040C Subs, Polk Audio highs/mids.
Best ET: 14.94@91.67
High Speed Run: 157mph WS6 Trans Am
I guess I have a newer or differant signature wheel then that one.for some reason I cant get pics to show.youcan see it(with gauges) in the 1986 pics gallery at iroc-z.com.
Zepher,
I just got a Grant GT wheel from my girl for Christmas. She gave me the wheel and the install kit, but i don't have that slinky looking thing that goes behind the wheel. Is that thing a necessity??
Also, am I gonna need a steering wheel puller or am I gonna be able to just yank the wheel off like my friend could with his Prelude?
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1991 Firebird Formula, 305, TPI, Auto...stock till I get some money!!!
Former owner of an 88 2.8 Firebird....RIP
[This message has been edited by dudelovett (edited December 26, 2000).]
The slinky looking thing comes with the install kit, if I remember correctly. It covers the adaptor that the wheel sits on.
I'd reccomend using a steering wheel puller, makes the job a cinch, you don't want to have any imprints on your forehead from the stock wheel. The pullers are less than $15 at most auto parts stores.
Hope this helps you out.
Originally posted by Zepher: There are pics of the Grant Wheel on my 86 T/A. Pics are from May 2000. I now have an all black interior with Leather Seats. http://www.leannrimes.cz28.com/grant.htm
