Steering Wheels: What works & What doesn't?
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Steering Wheels: What works & What doesn't?
Hey everyone I wanting to swap out my OEM Steering Wheel in the 66 G10 and was wondering what stock GM/Chevy steering Wheels would fit from the junk yard?
Would love some input on your experiences and or ideas on this before I head to the JY later this week.....
Thx,
Dan
Would love some input on your experiences and or ideas on this before I head to the JY later this week.....
Thx,
Dan
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Re: Steering Wheels: What works & What doesn't?
Bump....
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2003 Dodge 1500 PU
1999 Cadillac Eldorado
1984 Jeep CJ-7 Laredo, Restored
1999 Buell S3 Thunderbolt - 2007 Buell XB12 Lightning
1997 Stratos 282DC
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DanTheVanMan- Moderator
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Re: Steering Wheels: What works & What doesn't?
Never heard of anyone putting a wheel from something else other than aftermarket. The smart thing to do is go to the yard with your wheel off. Find something you like and take it off then try your wheel on there.

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Re: Steering Wheels: What works & What doesn't?
G-Man wrote:Never heard of anyone putting a wheel from something else other than aftermarket. The smart thing to do is go to the yard with your wheel off. Find something you like and take it off then try your wheel on there.
Good idea Chris, thank you. I think It will do that.......
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1966 Chevy G1205 Coca~Cola Delivery Van
2003 Dodge 1500 PU
1999 Cadillac Eldorado
1984 Jeep CJ-7 Laredo, Restored
1999 Buell S3 Thunderbolt - 2007 Buell XB12 Lightning
1997 Stratos 282DC
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Re: Steering Wheels: What works & What doesn't?
And you don't have to worry about somebody stealling your van, while your there either 

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Re: Steering Wheels: What works & What doesn't?
I have a Blazer/S10 wheel on my 70. Thought it fit well with no mods that I can remember. You even have a choice of a bowtie or a GMC logo on the center cap. The base of the S10 wheel matches the top of the column very well and the gap between the column and the S10 wheel is almost perfect, very nice looking in my opinion and there a dime a dozen at any pick-a-part. I even have an extra one with the bowtie center cap. The only question I see is what the differences in the first gen. columns and the second gen. columns. Also, the diameter of the S10 wheel is only about an inch or so smaller then the stock wheel.




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Re: Steering Wheels: What works & What doesn't?
if you use a larger dia. wheel, its like power steering!

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