Re: Tuff steering wheel adapters... School me.
[Re: pinkduster]
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02/15/14 01:23 PM
02/15/14 01:23 PM
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pinkduster
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there's a 70 only B body adapter, and the 71-2 B body adapter
Do tell... What's the difference?
When I got my 71 RR, it had one of those aftermarket tuff wheels that's a little fatter and a little smaller in diameter. I pulled it and the adapter off and just went with the standard RR steering wheel as I already have three cars with tuff wheels. I noticed the adapter had some splines ground out of it. I always figured it was a cheap fix to center the wheel. It had been like that since like 1996 with no issues though.
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Re: Tuff steering wheel adapters... School me.
[Re: krisiesmopes]
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02/16/14 10:56 PM
02/16/14 10:56 PM
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G-Money1320
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Both in the pics will fit all bodies, the right one is an E-body only and the shorter one was on A,B,F bodies and trucks. As far as trucks I have found all the ones I have installed Tuff wheels on had no master splines. I have a tuff wheel on my 83 4x4 with the short adapter. I also have a tuff wheel on my 69 Dart with the short adapter but the adapter has a circumference larger than the column so there is a mismatch if you look closely at it.
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Re: Tuff steering wheel adapters... School me.
[Re: G-Money1320]
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02/18/14 12:32 AM
02/18/14 12:32 AM
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Quote:
there's a 70 only B body adapter, and the 71-2 B body adapter
Still waiting for clarification on this statement.
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