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Replacement Steering Wheel Style, .36" Flange Thickness
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Return PolicyFit a steering wheel with modern 3-hole pattern to 1928-1948 Ford steering column. Steel hub with 4° taper. Works with all Grant wheels.
Installs onto steering column.
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91632765 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Steering Wheel Mount Style | 3 Bolt |
| GENERAL | |
| Steering Wheel Style | Replacement |
| Overall Thickness | 1.13" |
| Flange Thickness | .36" |
| Diameter Small End | 1.260" |
| Diameter Big End | 2.450" |
| Taper Large End | .755" |
| Taper Small End | .680" |
| Key Width | .19" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | TAPPERED HOLE. .687 ID. FLANGED END, .757 ID OPPOSITEB END. NOT FIT 91032251 .745 DIA STUB SHAFT. |
4.4
67 Reviews
The product, a steering wheel adapter, was highly praised for its quality which provided numerous options for adapting various steering wheels. Majority of our customers found the adapter compatible after slight modifications. Some customers used it successfully on Ford model vehicles and a 1937 Chevrolet. While some customers stated it did not readily fit certain early Ford models without machining, they mentioned the quality of the material made it a great base to start with for machining their adapters. A few customers shared their creative applications, including using the adapter on a custom boat and a 1955 VW bus steering column. The adapter was generally recommended for its practicality and good value, despite, in some cases, the need for additional bolts. The ability of the adapter to blend old and new parts was applauded, as was the easy installation process. Some customers voiced that improvements could be made to ensure the adapter fits universally, minimizing the need for modifications.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
From a Ford to a custom boat!
I bought this to adapt to a tiller rope and drum steering setup on a small boat I am building. The shaft on the steering shaft had a hole drilled in it on the tapered portion of the shaft (same taper as the hub). I measured for this hole carefully and transferred the location to the adapter hub which locates with a keyway and key. I drilled the hub to a number 7 and enlarged the hole in the shaft slightly to the number 7 drill bit, then tapped both holes to 1/4"-20. A 1/2" long setscrew locks them together. They fit perfectly and look as though they belong together! I added the Grant 570 steering wheel for the sprint car look with the horn button retainer and horn button and polished the aluminum mount for the steering shaft. Everything fit perfectly and all is shiny! Beautiful pieces and perfect fit.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
Nice piece, not a bolt on and go though.
Nice piece, but it came with no hardware, if I'm not mistaken, its a metric thread, which meant a trip to Ace Hardware to get three bolts, nothing I had in the garage would fit, ugh. THEN, the taper was off for my '31 Model A, had to take a 4" flapper disc to my steering shaft to remove quite a bit of taper in order to get it down far enough to get some threads showing to bolt on the wheel.
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I would buy this problem as needed
5.0
2 months ago
Jungle Jim
Woodway,Texas
Verified
Able to update steering wheel on 41 Ford
Would Recommend
Old school 3 bolt steering wheel adapter
5.0
3 months ago
Chip
alabama
Verified
I've used these adapters for 50 years. Worked well on my 40 Ford. The whole kit was not available so i ordered the adapter and robbed another kit for the horn adapter.
Would Recommend
Perfect
5.0
6 months ago
Mongo
Camas,Wa.
Verified
I got this for my dad's '30 Ford roadster and he was tickled. Perfect for the '40 Ford column
Would Recommend
Steering shaft adapter
5.0
11 months ago
Phil
Minnesota
Verified
I used this to attach my steering wheel (Grant-type, 3-bolt pattern, 1.51" centers") to my 3/4" dia. steering shaft in my boat (was a forklift steering box). I sanded down the end of my steering shaft to fit the taper of this adapter hub and cut a grinded a keyway to match this adapter, then welded a 5/8 shaft and cut the threads to put a nut on, to press & hold everything on the tapered shaft. Some work involved, but this adapter made a great starting point.
Would Recommend
I would buy this again if needed.
5.0
a year ago
Humpy
Willits Ca.
Verified
This is exactly what i needed to replace the steering wheel in my old '35 Ford humpback.
Would Recommend
Yes again
5.0
a year ago
Charlie
Springfield Ohio
Verified
Works great I would buy again
Would Recommend
Good fit.
5.0
a year ago
Max
Milwaukee
Verified
Used for replacing splined steering wheel with tapered and keyed center
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
2 years ago
Rat rod
Omaha ne
Verified
46 Ford rat rod
Would Recommend
I would
5.0
2 years ago
Geoff
Adirondacks, NY
Verified
Fit correctly. No adjustmentd needed.
Would Recommend
Exactly what was advertised and a perfect fit.
5.0
2 years ago
U turn
Delaware, Ohio
Verified
Fair price, quick delivery, and perfect fit. Can't ask for much more!
Would Recommend
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6 Questions • 7 Answers
What size threads are the three bolt holes?
by Tom
• 3 years ago
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Does this kit not require the use of the original nut that goes on the threaded end above the tapered shaft?
by 29roadSter
• 7 years ago
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will this fit a 5/8 inch shaft that isn't tapered?
by moon
• 10 years ago
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what size is the taper? I need a 3/4" keyed tapered hub. will this fit a helm steering unit with a 3/4 inch keyed taper shaft?
by puller
• 13 years ago
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Can you tell me how many of these do you have in stock??
by Turbobug
• 15 years ago
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If this adapter is used,is there any way to use the original horn wire or to install a horn button on the wheel,and does it leave much of a gap between the collum and the adapter?
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• 15 years ago
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