Author Topic: What other cars have steering wheels that will go on our trucks?  (Read 23969 times)

Offline Skunksmash

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Re: What other cars have steering wheels that will go on our trucks?
« Reply #15 on: December 30, 2010, 09:45:47 pm »
I have a '94 s10 blazer wheel. it is a little smaller diameter and has a little less dish to it. It isn't a lot a difference if you measure it but it feels like a lot. The lumina wheel is a good looking wheel too.



I have that exact same wheel on my truck. Only instead of the red "Chevrolet" in the middle, there is just a while outline of the chevy logo.

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Re: What other cars have steering wheels that will go on our trucks?
« Reply #16 on: February 07, 2011, 11:22:02 am »
Only problem is, when you start shrinking your steering wheel, you run into problems being able to see your gauges well. The factory wheel was designed so big so you could see through it.

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Re: What other cars have steering wheels that will go on our trucks?
« Reply #17 on: April 16, 2012, 11:08:45 am »
I picked up one of the 4 spoke wheels for my truck. The horn button has a wire that connects to a spade terminal coming out of it. How do I wire the horn to make it work in my '80? It has the cup looking metal contact. Thanks!
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Re: What other cars have steering wheels that will go on our trucks?
« Reply #18 on: April 17, 2012, 05:32:46 am »
Only problem is, when you start shrinking your steering wheel, you run into problems being able to see your gauges well. The factory wheel was designed so big so you could see through it.

     That depends on how tall you are.  My 74 has a smaller steering wheel (aftermarket 14" I believe) and being a little over 6' I see my gauges just fine.
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