steering wheel mathematics question
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steering wheel mathematics question
OK, I made a mistake many moons ago and bought a 13.5 inch grant classic three spoke steering wheel for my 71. With summer coming, I really don't want that workout when I drive that truck.
I am not ready to spend the $400 or so (steering wheel and horn bar) for the correct steering wheel, plus I may move forward with my quest to install power steering.
I can find a 15-inch grant steering wheel that will use my existing horn button at a reasonable price.
The questions are:
How much more steering power is there with a 15-inch over my 13.5 inch and how much less power will the 15-inch have over the factory original 16.5/17 inch.
I am not ready to spend the $400 or so (steering wheel and horn bar) for the correct steering wheel, plus I may move forward with my quest to install power steering.
I can find a 15-inch grant steering wheel that will use my existing horn button at a reasonable price.
The questions are:
How much more steering power is there with a 15-inch over my 13.5 inch and how much less power will the 15-inch have over the factory original 16.5/17 inch.
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Not ready for the new long block any longer.
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Then I guess the question is the 9 percent less noticeable enough. Prices for 16 inch steering wheels jump a bunch, but I can still get a 15 inch steering wheel for under $175 or so. I might still have the old steering wheel that came from my 69 and I do have a steering wheel from a "large" ford truck that will fit the shaft.
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