Need steering wheel suggestions
12-19-2001, 04:58 PM
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I like billet. Here is a pic of my car with a Billet Specialties Eagle steering wheel. I am planning on using a Colorado Customs Fire wheel in my '88 IROC. There is also Recaro, as well as other smaller brands. May I suggest Street Rodder magazine for ideas both subtile and wild?
Don't have one wanna buy one for me?
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12-19-2001, 11:25 PM
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Those are both very nice (but too expensive for me) ways to go. I am just using the 3-spoke, leather-wrapped wheel that was stock on firebirds or formulas or trans ams. I don't know which it was originally on, but I'm putting it on my 91 formula.
If I had the money, though, I'd go with Billet Specialties--VERY NICE!!
If I had the money, though, I'd go with Billet Specialties--VERY NICE!!
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12-20-2001, 05:52 PM
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Car: 1988 Camaro Sport Coupe Convertible
Engine: Your Momma
Transmission: I can go forwards and backwards
Go here:
http://crustynun.cjb.net
then go to the pics section then look at the interior and misc pics of my car. I have a good pic of a Grant GT there in my car. It fits in well, cheap in summit, and adds some good flare.
http://crustynun.cjb.net
then go to the pics section then look at the interior and misc pics of my car. I have a good pic of a Grant GT there in my car. It fits in well, cheap in summit, and adds some good flare.
12-23-2001, 03:37 PM
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Car: 1987 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 IROC-Z
Engine: L98
Transmission: TeamTripp Performance
I have a Momo Competition in my IROC. Champion is nice, it’s almost identical to Competition except it’s got suede on top and the spokes are silver. Race is the other Momo wheel I considered. I decided on Competition because it was the only one I could find at the time with black spokes.
The stock wheel isn’t bad, but like most, it was worn out and had a cheap plastic cover on it. I bought a new leather cover and took my time lacing it on, and it turned out OK, but I have never regretted getting the Momo.
They can be found on eBay new for $150 or so, add about another $50 if you don’t have an adapter. It is well worth the $200, adds a lot to the enjoyment of driving the car, and looks good too.
The stock wheel isn’t bad, but like most, it was worn out and had a cheap plastic cover on it. I bought a new leather cover and took my time lacing it on, and it turned out OK, but I have never regretted getting the Momo.
They can be found on eBay new for $150 or so, add about another $50 if you don’t have an adapter. It is well worth the $200, adds a lot to the enjoyment of driving the car, and looks good too.
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12-24-2001, 06:08 AM
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Originally posted by Joez88Camaro
Go here:
http://crustynun.cjb.net
then go to the pics section then look at the interior and misc pics of my car. I have a good pic of a Grant GT there in my car. It fits in well, cheap in summit, and adds some good flare.
Go here:
http://crustynun.cjb.net
then go to the pics section then look at the interior and misc pics of my car. I have a good pic of a Grant GT there in my car. It fits in well, cheap in summit, and adds some good flare.
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