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RAT1968 '68 Cab/'71 Parts
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Coarsegold, CA
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Pics of a new Steering Wheel
I lost the post I tried to poset earlier.
I got this "Marine Steering Wheel" and am pretty far away from my build right now...So I don't have access to the steering column. Does anyone know if or how I can use this on one of our trucks? I wouldn't know where to start. I appreciate the help.
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Location: Richmond, Va
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Re: Pics of a new Steering Wheel
good looking wheel. You might want to send pics and question to Ididit or flaming river and see what they say. Your irregular bolt pattern and small center will cause soe serious challenges
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Re: Pics of a new Steering Wheel
nice wheel ! where can i get one like it ?
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Re: Pics of a new Steering Wheel
You'll need an adapter.The truck columns have a splined shaft.You could probably have one machined but you will still need to adress the horn.
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Re: Pics of a new Steering Wheel
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The machining will be a search for someone who doesn't want an arm and a leg to do it. But that's where I'll start. Thanks again. Posted via Mobile Device
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Re: Pics of a new Steering Wheel
you could buy an adapter that's already splined, then have it redrilled for the bolt pattern.
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Re: Pics of a new Steering Wheel
I'd imagine a steering mount kit from one of the automotive aftermarket wheel companies may be the same.I wouldn't be surprised if this maker used a common pattern or even had one of the automotive companies make theirs.If not,the wheel could possibly be redrilled or an adaptor.
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