I'll prob use a grant like steering wheel. Am I crazy?
Thanks
Michael
Thanks
Michael
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I have one of those steering wheels for you if I can find it. With an adapter for an S-10 steering column.
Cheap, ... if you want it!
Cheap, ... if you want it!
POPO AGIE
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I found a FJ70 steering wheel for my FJ40 with FJ80/105 power steering upgrade that is smaller then the stock wheel it was outfitted with.
Michael,
Obviously, my opinion only, but I think the Grant wheel looks, well... cheap.
I have "piano player hands" in that my fingers are long, and I really don't like thin steering wheels. I much prefer a thicker wheel, and with a nice leather cover. So, on several of my older vehicles I've replaced the stock steering wheel. My brand of choice is LeCarra. They used to be made in France, but my understanding is the company was bought by Lokar. LeCarra made lots of different steering wheel designs in various diameters and colors. They also offered a huge number of adapters for different vehicles. I haven't followed what has happened since the Lokar purchase, but I look for used LeCarra wheels on ebay.
Sometimes they sell for pretty reasonable prices, so it pays to be patient. I don't know if Lokar offers this, but LeCarra used to have a recovering service where you could send in an old wheel and have the cover replaced.
Obviously, my opinion only, but I think the Grant wheel looks, well... cheap.
I have "piano player hands" in that my fingers are long, and I really don't like thin steering wheels. I much prefer a thicker wheel, and with a nice leather cover. So, on several of my older vehicles I've replaced the stock steering wheel. My brand of choice is LeCarra. They used to be made in France, but my understanding is the company was bought by Lokar. LeCarra made lots of different steering wheel designs in various diameters and colors. They also offered a huge number of adapters for different vehicles. I haven't followed what has happened since the Lokar purchase, but I look for used LeCarra wheels on ebay.
Sometimes they sell for pretty reasonable prices, so it pays to be patient. I don't know if Lokar offers this, but LeCarra used to have a recovering service where you could send in an old wheel and have the cover replaced.
Downey
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I’ve been sorta out of the loop for awhile. But as I recall Grant made a steering wheel adapter for a Toyota Corolla that had the exact Landcruiser spline, check into it.
