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03-10-2009 #1
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Pontiac Forumla wheel
has anyone used the Formula steering wheel in anything other than a FB/TA or GTO?
i've been trying to find a gray standard wheel for my GP and notta.
looking at a Formula instead.
they kinda look similar to a Mopar Tuff wheel on how it's installed.
is there a can that bolts to steering column and then wheel bolts to can (like a Tuff wheel)?
1982 Grand Prix LJ: 3.8~T-top~buck/con
1986 Grand Prix LE: 5.0~T-top~buck/con~over 35 extra cost options~you could say it's LOADED.
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03-19-2009 #2
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Yes they have a hub and can be installed easily on most GM columns. Grey or Oyster was available on the aniversary cars so don't expect to find it easily or cheaply. My suggestion is to find a nice common tan or red wheel and dye it or cover it.
John R
1978 "TransFormula" Fire Am
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03-20-2009 #3
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Here ya go...
http://www.jegs.com/p/Lecarra/762685/10002/-1
Lots of color combos.
03-20-2009 #4
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WAY cheaper than the repops AND real leather.
They accept standard Formula Wheel parts, or you could use Lecarra's adaptor.
I think it's kinda neat....
03-21-2009 #5
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man, i didn't even think about jegs or lecarra.
little pricey, but that may be the ticket.
1982 Grand Prix LJ: 3.8~T-top~buck/con
1986 Grand Prix LE: 5.0~T-top~buck/con~over 35 extra cost options~you could say it's LOADED.
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