70's formula steering wheel
03-23-2010, 12:33 PM
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70's formula steering wheel I'm looking to put a 78 formula wheel in my bird to replace the stock one, any idea on what would be needed? I have a good wheel just looking for mounting tips or any issues I may run into.
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03-23-2010, 11:24 PM
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yeah i have thought about this also when i had my formula but i think i would be a lot of work and might not flow to well with the rest of the 4th gen car ya kno?
but you can try to talk to momo or somone to see if they can get you one or maybe a good machinest could pull it off.
gl and pic!! i really miss that car and coolest stearing wheel ever!!!
but you can try to talk to momo or somone to see if they can get you one or maybe a good machinest could pull it off.
gl and pic!! i really miss that car and coolest stearing wheel ever!!!
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03-24-2010, 06:38 AM
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Yea I'll give it a shot somehow, as for it not going with the car I think it will, 2nd gen is my theme, I already have the 17x9 yearone snowflakes.
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/BSP-31126/ what about something like this? Seems like all I'd have to do is figure out a horn system and drill and tap the adapter to match the wheels profile, I don't wana touch the wheel if possible being as it is a original, will if I must tho.
