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1 Inch Steering Wheel Spacer
1 Inch Steering Wheel Spacer
Universal Fit, 1.00" Overall Thickness, 3.25" Outside Diameter, .70" Inside Diameter, Aluminum
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1 Inch Steering Wheel Spacer
Part # 91032849
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MFG. Part #:
91032849
Overall Thickness:
1.00"
Outside Diameter:
3.25"
Inside Diameter:
.70"
Thread Pitch:
5/16"-18 and 1/4"-20
Material Type:
Aluminum
Finish:
Anodized
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Color:
Black
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Don't you wish the steering wheel was just a little bit closer? Use this 1" thick aluminum spacer to do just that. For common three-bolt steering wheels.
- Bolts extend 1/4" past the spacer when inserted
- Mounting holes to column are on a 1.5" bolt center spacing
- Mounting holes for wheel are on a 1.5" bolt center spacing
- Steering wheel holes are threaded 1" (all the way through) and are 5/16"-18 or 1/4"-20
- Center hole is unsplined
- O.D. is 3-1/4"
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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