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NRG Innovations Classic Wood Grain 350mm Steering Wheel; Neochrome and White
(Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required
Item SHG51181
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Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Classic 350mm Wood Grain Steering Wheel
- 350mm Diameter
- 1.5 Inch Deep Dish
- Mahogany Wood Finish
- 6x70mm Bolt Pattern
- Designed For Off-Road Use Only
- Fits Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required
Description
Classic Wood Grain Design. The NRG Innovations Classic Wood Grain 350mm Steering Wheel in Neochrome and White is crafted to revitalize your vehicle's interior with a subtle blend of vintage style and modern performance. It offers precise steering control and adds a touch of elegance, perfect for restoration projects and custom builds. This wheel enhances driving engagement and aesthetic appeal for automotive enthusiasts.
Construction and Appearance. Featuring a rich mahogany wood grain finish, this steering wheel boasts a 350mm diameter and a 1.5-inch deep dish design for an ergonomic grip. It is expertly crafted with a 6x70mm bolt pattern to ensure secure mounting. The polished wood surface displays a fine texture and glossy appearance, combining durability with a classic look.
Installation. Installation is straightforward with a compatible hub adapter; no drilling is typically required. The wheel suits various setups with minor adjustments needed for fitment.
Application. Designed for universal applications; some adaptation may be required for specific vehicles.
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- (1) Steering Wheel
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