steering wheel

[Guy]

I'd like to change the steering wheel on a 1969. Is there an appropriate conversion adapter?

[Alvin]

There are adapters available but all are more/less specific to the brand of steering wheel you want to mount

[Guy]

There are adapters available but all are more/less specific to the brand of steering wheel you want to mount

Not committed to a specific wheel, just the appropriate adapter. I'll pick a wheel that is compatible.

[bakerjf]

This one is cool.

http://www.kameariusa.com/datsun-compet ... ing-wheel/

[Linda]

If you get a Momo adapter and then get a Grant wheel, you need a Momo to Grant adapter. Which is why it is an idea to pick the wheel first and then get the correct adapter-at least in my opinion.
Linda

[Alvin]

This one is cool.

http://www.kameariusa.com/datsun-compet ... ing-wheel/

Yeah! Get the Kameari wheel and no adapter is needed!
http://www.311s.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.ph ... ri#p224516

[Guy]

If you get a Momo adapter and then get a Grant wheel, you need a Momo to Grant adapter. Which is why it is an idea to pick the wheel first and then get the correct adapter-at least in my opinion.
Linda

So Linda...both Momo and Grant have the correct adapter?

[greydog]

I have the wheel off my 68. It has a Momo wheel. The number on the sdapter is 4-3500.
Dan

[Linda]

I have a Momo wheel with a Grant adapter and a Momo adapter on top of that. Or you can use a Momo adapter only for a Momo wheel. Adapters have to fit the spines on the column correctly. There are threads for the correct part numbers.
Linda

[datsunfreak]

So Linda...both Momo and Grant have the correct adapter?

If that Kameari wheel fits, as it obviously does, then any adapter made for a 510/610/240Z/280Z should fit. I know at least on the later Roadsters, they use the same spline as any Datsun (except the 1200/B210).

That should also mean you can use a 240Z wheel, which is quite pretty. Or almost any stock Datsun wheel.