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steering wheel upgrade - 60 series

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PFJ
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steering wheel upgrade - 60 series

Post by PFJ »

**I have searched - no result.**

Is there a suitable Toyota factory sports steering wheel upgrade for an 87 HJ61?

I fitted an N14 Pulsar wheel to my GQ - perfect.

Thanks,
Duncan.
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Post by RAY185 »

Go down to an import wrecker and try a few on (take tools). Alot of Toyota's use the same column spline. 80, 75, 40 and 60 series are all the same but if you want a sporty one you might be able to use a mr2 or supra one. If the spline fits just make sure the offset doesnt interfere with your combo switch operation (high beam, etc).
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Post by mlowe76 »

PFJ,

I have a 85 model, and I just changed over to a late 90's model steering wheel off a 75 series.

Its quite a bit smaller, dont know if its 'sporty' enough for you?

certainly looks less like a tractor or bus drivers wheel :)

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Post by jessie928 »

early corolla and celica wheels fit

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Post by PFJ »

Thanks guys.

That's a good start.....

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Post by mr304 »

hey mate i heard a rav4 steering wheels is suppose to fit hope this helps
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