Will a grant brand steering wheel fit?

[free4u2nv]

Has anyone out there tried to install a GRANT steering wheel and adaptor kit on their Opel GT? they are available at Autozone..... Just wondering how well they fit? the Box states can be used for a 69+ Buick but of course has no info about an Opel....

[BQS4]

Originally Posted by free4u2nv Has anyone out there tried to install a GRANT steering wheel and adaptor kit on their Opel GT? they are available at Autozone..... Just wondering how well they fit? the Box states can be used for a 69+ Buick but of course has no info about an Opel....

Free4u2nv;
To be honest with you, unless it specifically states Opel, I wouldn't try. There is a resonably priced adaptor that can be gotten to use either a MOMO, RAID, or a NARDI/PERSONAL steering wheels. Go to www.volantiluisi.com and they have one that fit most all OPELs for about $55
Grant steering wheels are ones I tend to stay away from.

[opelnut10]

You need a hub adapter to make that wheel fit an Opel, and the Buick is'nt it.You also need a horn kit to make the horn work (good luck finding either one) You can do a couple of things about a wheel, buy a european wheel, have yours redone (there are a couple of people on this site that does that) or if you can get your hands on one a Sport wagon or Manta Ralley wheel will work and looks nice. Hope this help you out with the direction you want to go.

[Rallye]

Originally Posted by BQS4 Free4u2nv; To be honest with you, unless it specifically states Opel, I wouldn't try. There is a resonably priced adaptor that can be gotten to use either a MOMO, RAID, or a NARDI/PERSONAL steering wheels. Go to www.volantiluisi.com and they have one that fit most all OPELs for about $55 Grant steering wheels are ones I tend to stay away from.

Gene, could you try that link again. It doesn't seem to go anywhere...

Thanks,
Elwood

[BQS4]

Originally Posted by Rallye Gene, could you try that link again. It doesn't seem to go anywhere... Thanks, Elwood

Elwood;
Sorry for the bad link, try this one www.volantiluisi.it My bad!!

[wrangler]

The adapter that Autozone currently stocks will not work for GT. They used to have one years ago, but is no longer a stock item. It is possible that your local Autozone store can find you one sitting on someone's shel covered with dust, but it retails for almost $90. As Gene stated, the momo/nardi adapter works great and you can put many different wheels on it, and is much cheaper. I have an address and number listed in one of my gallery pics for a guy that imports them into NY if you want to go that route.

[mschmalenberg]

I got a Momo adapter from OGTS, then bought a Momo to Grant adapter, so I could use a Grant wheel a lot cheaper than what I could find a Momo wheel for.

[free4u2nv]

thanks for the tips....
I have this grant wheel which I really want to use. ( it was bought for me, by my grandfather, when 1st started on my opel 3 years ago ,and he has passed away since....)
So you guys are saying I can get a Momo adaptor from OGTS, then use a momo to Grant adaptor and then I can use the Grant wheel I have??? Where do you find a momo to grant adaptor?? Does the end result look pieced together with 2 adaptors being used?

[BQS4]

Originally Posted by free4u2nv So you guys are saying I can get a Momo adaptor from OGTS, then use a momo to Grant adaptor and then I can use the Grant wheel I have??? Where do you find a momo to grant adaptor?? Does the end result look pieced together with 2 adaptors being used?

Try this:

http://www.cardomain.com/item/MOMGRANT

Took google about 2 nanosecs to find it.

[neuropel]

This is the info from Wrangler's gallery per above. I figured I'd post it here to save others the trouble of having to navigate through all the galleries.

ALFA DIRECT INTERNATIONAL
4880 WEST RIDGE RD.
SPENCERPORT N.Y. USA 14559 phone-585-3525131 fax-585-3525131