Finally installed steering wheel! Custom adapter.

69clark

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Well I finally put my wheel in for good yesterday. Many of you guys wanted to know how I was going to close the gap between the adapter and plastic column piece. Here are the pics, let me know whay you guys think. The interior shots are a little dark but you get the idea, the other pic is the when the peice was being mocked up and being fitted before paint.





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tjh566

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gcomfx.com

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Very nice!

 

HISSIN50

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Tom, lookin good man!

Did anything change adapter wise - does this have any provision for the horn? It looked like there could be wiring inside the hub.
Anyhow, the whole interior is lookin hot. The wheel really sets it off!

 

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tjh566

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Is that a custom tweecer switch?

 

svt_L

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i still can't believe my piece was to small....ahhhh the horror, that looks real good though, wish i coulda stayed for the final mounting. WE'VE got HEADERS

 

69clark

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JT- I didn't change the adapter, there are wires in the adapter for a horn, but again I didn't know how to connect the wiring to the back of the adapter (clockspring thingy). For now I said screw the horn, lol.

tjh566- Yes, good eye

Kris - I figured you would pop in! Yes, we do have headers!

 

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tjh566

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got any pics of it, and howd you do it?

 

Blackened302

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sick!!

now i want that! (and the custom tweecer switch plate/mount)

 

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Wade95

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Very very nice. Good work!

 

1TallMF

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That looks perfect
I wouldn't have expected any less from you.

 

m0l0

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Nice Looking , i am curious what is that display your have on the AC vent?, also nice tweecer cust. switch.

 

69clark

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G-tech pro!

 

Yobi1Kanobi

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Yeah I know thread resurection.... wondering if you still need to use the clock spring with the steering wheel.

 

69clark

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Nope, I took it out.

 

Yobi1Kanobi

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the only draw back is no horn....mine is binded and I can pretty much get a new wheel in there for the price of one of those.

Nice adapter too

 

69clark

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Dude, I just cleaned out my garage of parts I would never use and sold everything on ebay. I sold the clockspring and there was no real interest, it went for $.99. I wish I knew you needed it.

 

Yobi1Kanobi

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no worries...i might be better off this is the second time this thing goes.

 

95WhiteVenom

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Very nice I like the center cap a lot to goes well with the wheel.