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New wood competition steering wheel...need help getting a matching shift knob


Silver-240Z

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15 minutes ago, Racer X said:

I’m going to make it sound like an echo chamber.

Where did you get that awesome looking wheel at?

 

Thanks! Got it here……https://jdm-car-parts.com/collections/nissan-skyline-vintage/products/datsun-competition-steering-wheel-wood-version-for-datsun-240z-260z-280z-510-coming-soon?variant=13657764986989

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Nice! Looks a bit like mine that i made myself.. (i prefer my light color.)  I made a matching shiftknob on a lath from the same mahogany wood as the wheel.

Does the wheel have the ridges for your fingers, can't see them in your pic's?

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You can clearly see the "fingers"in the wheel.. much apriciated as there is no powersteering!

It's made of 12 pieces of mahogany wood.. some waterresistant wood glue and some 2 comp. glue to glue it to the steel wheel inside.

 

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9 hours ago, SteveE said:

Did you have to bend the turn signal lever (like the ad says)?  And if so easy or hard to do?

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Yes. The turn signal sits very close to the back of the steering wheel since it’s more than one inch shallower than the stock wheel. I was a bit nervous bending the signal but managed to gently bend it back over multiple attempts and got the desired spacing.

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3 hours ago, dutchzcarguy said:

Nice! Looks a bit like mine that i made myself.. (i prefer my light color.)  I made a matching shiftknob on a lath from the same mahogany wood as the wheel.

Does the wheel have the ridges for your fingers, can't see them in your pic's?

zx7.jpg

You can clearly see the "fingers"in the wheel.. much apriciated as there is no powersteering!

It's made of 12 pieces of mahogany wood.. some waterresistant wood glue and some 2 comp. glue to glue it to the steel wheel inside.

 

I like the “fingers” built in for a more secure grip. Great job!

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20 hours ago, Silver-240Z said:

I like the “fingers” built in for a more secure grip.

Yeah, thanks! I took them (the measurements) over.. more or less from the old wheel.. i drawed some lines on my wheel and took a black&decker-powerfile to make the "fingers"  turned out to be more easy then i thought it would be.. i got a perfect grip on the wheel.

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