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You've never driven a car with an aftermarket steering wheel, have you?
The diameter is smaller, the grip is thicker, the surface is better, and they obvisouly look a lot better than most OEM ones.
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it would be nice if we had some aftermarket steering wheels available for our car...
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There's not such thing as a wheel "for a car".
Just go buy your favorite design, pick up a hub adapter and you're good to go!
Dion has one in his SVT.
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okay, explain this to me like I'm a six year old. What is this hub adapter? Where do you get one, how much does it cost and how hard is it to install? I've posted about this on numerous occasions and the responses I've gotten were that aftermarket steering wheels weren't available for our car. i'll get a new steering wheel today if i can lol
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Dion got the adapter from SCA, and they are no longer in business. The hub adapter makes an aftermarket steering wheel fit onto your steering column. If you type "steering wheel hub adapter" in Google, you'll get some nice results showing pictures and offering explanations. Here is one nice link for Bimmers.
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Originally posted by perry:
Dion got the adapter from SCA, and they are no longer in business.
thanks for the info perry. any others places that may sell the hub adapters for the tour? i did a search and couldn't find a thing.
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I would like to know who made the color yellow represent speed? It doesn't go with hardly any other color but it is used anyways. As far as I'm concerned yellow only represents "caution," for street signs or lines. Maybe "Loading Zone Only" too.
Josh
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02 Dark Highland Green F-150 XLT
Mods: Gunrack and cowboy boots
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I like it props to him for doing a great job.
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I've seen a kit for the gullwing style doors before, I just don't remember how much it was. I'm sure he has at least a few bucks wrapped up in this project...
The exterior color is awesome, BTW.
Mushu's pretty cool too!
98 Black/Blue SVT
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topic title says it....but the "piss 'n puke" color scheme, come on 
[[Justin]]
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I am made of cheese
My car is in the shop
When I drop the clutch, I get wheel hop
Do not eat me, oh please
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