Need a new steering wheel. Options?

[Sublime69]

So I have a cheap ugly after market steering wheel on my 69 Dart currently. I am looking to upgrade to something nicer. I looked at billet specialties and damn are they expensive, not to mention they dont make adapters for a mopar. Does anyone have any cheaper options? Thanks!

 

[toolmanmike]

Tuff wheel

 

[Johnny Dart]

Grant makes some decent aftermarket wheels, such as the one above.

 

[65 Dartman]

Or the optional wood grain sport steering wheel

 

[lilnoah]

I like my Grant

 

[lilnoah]

 

[dano]

In for same reason accept I have a Flaming River column. I've considered these. you need to consider diameter and depth. Also if cost is an issue adapters and extra accessories to make the horn out and work can cost extra.

36-5445 GT3 Retro Wheel, Black Leather, Slot Spokes - GT Performance Products

37-5265 GT3 Retro Wheel, Tuff Design, Leather - GT Performance Products

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Gotham - MOMO

 

[Sublime69]

I like that Gotham wheel... I dont see any adapters on the Momo website tho. Hmmmm

 

[dano]

Somewhere I found all the different aftermarket steering wheel bolt patterns. You could cross reference and find one or contact Momo. I think people have used them on Mopar columns. I read GM and Mopar are the same spline and size accept Mopar has a master spline. I ground it out of my stock wheel and it fit my Flaming River tilt, which is all GM and it fit fine other than the gap between the wheel and column.

 

[Sublime69]

Momo told me that they have a Grant to Momo adapter... so all i need to do is get that and a grant wheel adapter.

 

[dano]

So you're going for the Gotham?

 

[Sublime69]

So you're going for the Gotham?

Im seriously considering it. Going to cost about $300 all said and done. Just making sure I dont need to spend that on something more important.

 

[RedFish]

I have a MOMO wheel in my 67. The adapter was the difficult part to find ( about 8 yrs ago ). Its 1 inch tall billet aluminum between the column shaft and the wheel. I took the shaft diameter and spline count, and the height desired to some website/vendors catalog/chart. I filed away a master spline also. Anyway... there isn't a Grant part in my assembly. Just the 1 adapter. Good luck with yours.

 

[Sublime69]

I have a MOMO wheel in my 67. The adapter was the difficult part to find ( about 8 yrs ago ). Its 1 inch tall billet aluminum between the column shaft and the wheel. I took the shaft diameter and spline count, and the height desired to some website/vendors catalog/chart. I filed away a master spline also. Anyway... there isn't a Grant part in my assembly. Just the 1 adapter. Good luck with yours.

This is the link the Momo rep emailed me.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001P25L4W/?tag=joeychgo-20