Aftermarket Steering wheels with Telescoping
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Grant make an adapter for GM telescopic wheels.
http://www.grantproducts.com/default.html
Part no 6400 and 6401.
http://www.grantproducts.com/default.html
Part no 6400 and 6401.
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Grant make an adapter for GM telescopic wheels.
http://www.grantproducts.com/default.html
Part no 6400 and 6401.
http://www.grantproducts.com/default.html
Part no 6400 and 6401.
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Grant has some direct bolt on st. wheels. Fits 1963 to 1975 and 1977 to 1982 Corvettes with tilt/telescopic columns.
I put the Grant black leather one on my Corvette a long time ago. It has polished slotted spokes & a shallower dish which moves it closer to the dash. Ideal.
Pic. on website. http://ganeys.home.sprynet.com/CorIntPass_small.JPG
I put the Grant black leather one on my Corvette a long time ago. It has polished slotted spokes & a shallower dish which moves it closer to the dash. Ideal.
Pic. on website. http://ganeys.home.sprynet.com/CorIntPass_small.JPG
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Grant has some direct bolt on st. wheels. Fits 1963 to 1975 and 1977 to 1982 Corvettes with tilt/telescopic columns.
I put the Grant black leather one on my Corvette a long time ago. It has polished slotted spokes & a shallower dish which moves it closer to the dash. Ideal.
Pic. on website. http://ganeys.home.sprynet.com/CorIntPass_small.JPG
I put the Grant black leather one on my Corvette a long time ago. It has polished slotted spokes & a shallower dish which moves it closer to the dash. Ideal.
Pic. on website. http://ganeys.home.sprynet.com/CorIntPass_small.JPG
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Grant has some direct bolt on st. wheels. Fits 1963 to 1975 and 1977 to 1982 Corvettes with tilt/telescopic columns.
I put the Grant black leather one on my Corvette a long time ago. It has polished slotted spokes & a shallower dish which moves it closer to the dash. Ideal.
Pic. on website. http://ganeys.home.sprynet.com/CorIntPass_small.JPG
I put the Grant black leather one on my Corvette a long time ago. It has polished slotted spokes & a shallower dish which moves it closer to the dash. Ideal.
Pic. on website. http://ganeys.home.sprynet.com/CorIntPass_small.JPG
I have the same direct bolt-on Grant wheel on my tilt/tele column.
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I think it depends on your own comfort/ergonomics.....I like the wheel closer than some boy racers like, I have the seat all way back, dropped the firewall forward and lowered the pedals for getting my knees off the wheel...too boot I have a '78-up column in my '72not much in favor of keeping my arms totally straight when driving, very uncomfortable over time....not good for racing, but racing posiiton is not for street either...
IMO....YMMV, obviously....
IMO....YMMV, obviously....
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It's hard to see in the picture but if you look closely, at the bottom of the hub, between the wheel and hub, you'll see an opening where you can lock/unlock the telescope. You have to modify the stock locking ring on a 76 to work with this hub but it's not that difficult.
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It's hard to see in the picture but if you look closely, at the bottom of the hub, between the wheel and hub, you'll see an opening where you can lock/unlock the telescope. You have to modify the stock locking ring on a 76 to work with this hub but it's not that difficult.
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I changed my '76 wheel to a '75.... there wasn't that many parts to change. Here's a link with the parts list, prices and pictures:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...g+wheel+change
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...g+wheel+change