Grant Steering Wheel - Install - Project Chevy

One of our project Chevys already had a nice steering wheel on it, but thanks to an incident with some sharp edges and some heavy weight, we've decided we need a new wheel. With only a couple days left before an off-roading trip, we ran down to the local parts store to grab a new steering wheel for our trip. Luckily many auto parts stores have a great selection of Grant wheels, and we chose the No. 452 Club Sport Model to get a better grip on our ride.

1. We got a No. 452 Club Sport Model with an adapter kit to fit our Chevy steering column. It's a vinyl grip wheel with diamond grip accents that we chose because it will likely withstand the elements better than a soft leather wheel.
1. We got a No. 452 Club Sport Model with an adapter kit to fit our Chevy steering column.
2. We used a steering wheel puller kit (found at any local parts store) to remove the old wheel. You'll need one of these to get the wheel off the splines of the steering column's main shaft.
2. We used a steering wheel puller kit (found at any local parts store) to remove the old

3. We added Grant's steering wheel adapter, using the nut to snug the adapter onto the shaft's splines. We then backed the nut off since we'll also be adding the cover plate and steering wheel onto this shaft before the nut gets tightened on.
3. We added Grant's steering wheel adapter, using the nut to snug the adapter onto the sha
4. There are three bolts that secure the steering wheel to the shaft adapter. You can actually put everything together before you slip the steering wheel package onto the steering column shaft, but we found it easier to install in pieces.
4. There are three bolts that secure the steering wheel to the shaft adapter. You can actu
5. The last touch was to add the steering wheel button. This simply pushes into place once the horn wire is attached to the button.
5. The last touch was to add the steering wheel button. This simply pushes into place once