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    1. #1
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      Sep 2013
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      steering wheel differences?

      Hey guys,



      I am looking to get a steering wheel for my '66 chevelle but i have no idea what i'm looking for. I'm seeing them range from $100-$600+ but i can't see what makes them different (besides the obvious leather wrapped/billet etc). What should i look out for while researching? Also if anyone has any ~$225 range suggestions, i'd love to see/hear about them

      thanks
      Scott
      '66 Chevelle


    2. #2
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      Jan 2010
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      Louisiana
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      Just got my horn button in today after 8 months of back order!

      I have a grant 470-969-0 Classic Nostalgia steering wheel and a 5643 Horn button. It's Grant's replica of a N34 steering wheel.

      Cost 117$ for the wheel, 24$ for the install kit and 23$ for the button. I'm more than satisfied.


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      Landon

      67' Camaro

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    3. #3
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      Oct 2012
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      Got this one on e-bay for like ~$140. The quality is good and it came with the correct adapter kit.
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    4. #4
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      I purchased a royal knight wheel from Grip Royal. Pretty common in the import scene and I liked the look. I've got it waiting to go on and the leather smells like BMW leather.

      http://www.griproyal.com/shop/product/royal_knight/

    5. #5
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      thanks guys for the feedback so far.


      I'm looking at some momo wheels as well, there seems to be a fine line of what would look good in our classics and what is too modern. Choosing paint was easier then choosing a steering wheel!


      Quote Originally Posted by ADiCarlo View Post
      I purchased a royal knight wheel from Grip Royal. Pretty common in the import scene and I liked the look. I've got it waiting to go on and the leather smells like BMW leather.

      http://www.griproyal.com/shop/product/royal_knight/
      that is nice. this may be high up on my list too. can you use other horn buttons with that wheel?
      Scott
      '66 Chevelle

    6. #6
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      Dec 2005
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      Birmingham, AL
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      I would be interested in tips on size differences as well. I have heard it can make a noticeable difference.
      Stephen




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