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88 + steering wheel
I've seen the odd one put into these trucks, but have heard they aren't the easiest things to adapt. I will be installing a van tilt to mount it to, and figure the plain black 4 spoke design will look pretty good. They seem to be a fairly durable wheel, which is just what a truck needs in my opinion. I will be going to the wrecker tomorrow, so is there anything I need to take with me besides the wheel and the horn button? Also, what is so different to installing one of these vs. a grant model or something? Are there any nicer wheels yet in a 15" size or so that I could look for also? Thanks!
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Thanks for the link John! Looks like I just need to get the wheel, horn button, pin and spring out of the slip ring correct?
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grab the wire too.
As far as the wheel its self goes, it is a direct bolt on. |
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Thanks Longhorn Man! Looks like I'll be getting a fair amount of goodies at the wrecker tomorrow.
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