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Looking for this steering wheel for my 95 impala someone send me a link to buy it please
Anyone knows where I can find this steering wheel?
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Yeap that’s it man thanks I’ve looked on eBay for it to and couldn’t find it. Do you know how simple the installation is? Will I need to buy additional parts to make it fit?Here ?
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You ,of coarse , will need an gm to 6 bolt adapter
They dont list anything for our cars .
This I would guess due to air bag liabilities.
If one were to guess , 4301.14.8603
Based on their application guide.
There are,a number of people here that have this type of aftermarket wheels.
Maybe they could chime in.
They dont list anything for our cars .
This I would guess due to air bag liabilities.
If one were to guess , 4301.14.8603
Based on their application guide.
There are,a number of people here that have this type of aftermarket wheels.
Maybe they could chime in.
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I would not use a wheel that small. It looks out of place, and is difficult to steer with. The smallest I recommend is a 14 inch (360/365 mm). The original wheel is 15 inches (390 mm) in diameter. You need one of a few adapters.
Grant makes a GM adapter for pre 91 cars that will fit your car. It must be modified by extending the hole for the horn connector clockwise to allow the horn connector to fit. I used a Dremel with a 1/8 inch mill to carve the metal about another diameter clockwise. There are two small tabs on the inside of the column trim that must be removed, or the trim ring will bind. You also need a 1 inch spacer that bolts to the Grant 3 hole mount, and has the correct hole count/diameter.
Another option is NRG. They make a solid billet adapter that needs no modification. There are 2 sizes, but still need an adapter to give you the correct wheel to turn signal stalk distance. I believe one size (short) needs 1 inch, and the other (standard) is 1/2 inch, but they must bolt to the NRG adapter, and the wheel must bolt to it. The NRG has bolt patterns for the NARDI and MOMO patterns. You may not have to cut the tabs on the inside of the column trim.
Either way, you must remove the clockspring. When you remove the clockspring, the airbag light will be on. You can put a 2 ohm 10 watt resistor across the yellow wire leads under the dash, and the light will go out. If you have a passenger's side airbag, it will still work.
Flaming River Ididit adapter with 5/6 holes may also work without an adapter, but they are recent additions to the available adapters, and I have never used one. They are relatively inexpensive as well.
Grant makes a GM adapter for pre 91 cars that will fit your car. It must be modified by extending the hole for the horn connector clockwise to allow the horn connector to fit. I used a Dremel with a 1/8 inch mill to carve the metal about another diameter clockwise. There are two small tabs on the inside of the column trim that must be removed, or the trim ring will bind. You also need a 1 inch spacer that bolts to the Grant 3 hole mount, and has the correct hole count/diameter.
Another option is NRG. They make a solid billet adapter that needs no modification. There are 2 sizes, but still need an adapter to give you the correct wheel to turn signal stalk distance. I believe one size (short) needs 1 inch, and the other (standard) is 1/2 inch, but they must bolt to the NRG adapter, and the wheel must bolt to it. The NRG has bolt patterns for the NARDI and MOMO patterns. You may not have to cut the tabs on the inside of the column trim.
Either way, you must remove the clockspring. When you remove the clockspring, the airbag light will be on. You can put a 2 ohm 10 watt resistor across the yellow wire leads under the dash, and the light will go out. If you have a passenger's side airbag, it will still work.
Flaming River Ididit adapter with 5/6 holes may also work without an adapter, but they are recent additions to the available adapters, and I have never used one. They are relatively inexpensive as well.
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