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"interior" as the "Body" section was getting very
large. It seemed fitting as the interior is a step all it's own.
What we have here is a steering wheel
adapter and horn button. These are made by
Billet Specialties and they
look real nice. The adapter will go over the end of the steering column and then
gets held on with the large nut that you see below. To hold the steering
wheel on, the nine chromed flat head cap screws will handle that. The
small screw is to hold the ground wire in place for the horn.
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This is the back side of the horn
button and it gets held in by an O-ring which is a cool idea. The wire
that you see goes
to the hot wire on the column and the other goes to ground. I might take
this apart and plate half of this assembly to get a little contrast
instead of having so much shinny-to-shinny. I like polished things but
when you have so much of it running together, it seems like to much.
After I get it all bolted up, I'll see how it looks and go from there.
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The steering wheel is also made by
Billet
Specialties and it's wrapped in leather. The picture doesn't do the
wheel justice at all as it looks awesome in person. I had the wheel
shipped from Billet Specialties to
Tea's Design
to have it covered so it would match my seats. The distance from the
mounting surface to the top of the wheel is three inches. I had a hard
time picking out a design because there are so many different ones. I
hope it looks good in there when I get through.
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This is the back and as you can see, it has lots of
places to put your fingers. Again the picture doesn't do it justice. This
is a one piece aluminum wheel and it feels good. I can't wait to see it
installed.
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