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Originally Posted by Taubr Unit
So to save a little more weight, i threw in a new steering wheel. It was $70 total with the adaptor. I think its the best mod do far, lol
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I like it, where did you get it from? You think its possibly to scrape off the GT writing on the horn button? Also how sturdy is it on the top half of the wheel since a friend of mine got a cheaper wheel and it was somewhat flimsy at the top
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Originally Posted by Taubr Unit
lol, good find! Its disconnected. The 3rd gauge behind my shifter is the new one. ITs a mechanical one so when you disconnect the sensor from the motor the factory gauge does that.
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How hard was it taking off the stock airbag and how did you go about doing that? Did you rent/buy a puller or what? I've been wanting an aftermarket wheel for awhile now.
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Originally Posted by sexasomniac
How hard was it taking off the stock airbag and how did you go about doing that? Did you rent/buy a puller or what? I've been wanting an aftermarket wheel for awhile now.
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im trying to install a grant steering wheel right now on my car what did you do with your yellow wire coming out of the steering column??? i think its the airbag wire.. also which adapter was it ??
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I have the GT Grant red three spoke and modified an s10 wheel kit. Only the sheild in the back needed to be shaved with a lower profile. I like the look considering my car is red. Pretty easy install...with air tools.
-Chuck
-Chuck