affliction1

its a 1989 chevy caviler steering wheel(15$)jy also makes steering a dream

other horn button caviler wagon

tell me what yalls thoughts on it are.

affliction1

any thoughts on it?

Project-RS

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i like it, looks like it could of been an option from the dealer. to bad it wasnt. good job

80schild

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The first one is the '91-'94 wheel, and the second one is the '89-'90 wheel. I like the second one better, a friend of mine used to have a '89 Z24.

MNformula350

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Lumina Steering wheels work nice too.

affliction1

the horn button is interchangeable.

Abubaca

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I like stock. That's it. Not aftermarket, not other models. stock. Everything else looks like it doesn't belong.

bbgunn11

I was digging through my parents old 91 cavalier just an hour ago, it's been sitting for years and I decided to take some parts for my 91 RS before the thing gets scraped. I was thinking about taking the steering wheel, they look nice but I agree with Abubaca, stock is the way to go.

80schild

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I agree, I prefer to keep it stock. I do like design of the wheel itself though, it was a nice change from the thin scrawny wheels of the early 80's.

Gumby

Stock, as 12-6 oclock is my only [1] hand position.

BlackenedBird

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Missing a gauge?

affliction1

look to far right(tach is under ac ducts no point in having two...),havent found a good way to cover that hole.cant use plastic face piece because of guages i put in

affliction1

i had no horn button,only an aluminum cover over the hole so i changed it

affliction1

only reason i dont use the red bowtie is because my car is blue and silver

priest1981

I like the look. I had an 85 with a caviler steering wheel, I wish I would have kept it when I got rid of the car it would look great in the 88 I just got.

Will

InfernalVortex

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Stock is great if you have an IROC wheel, but with hte 91-92 godawful looking airbag wheel... I would love to ditch it.

Unfortunately I dont think this Cavalier wheel has an airbag so you still run into the same legal/insurance issues.

Maybe with a cavalier wheel they wouldnt notice?

Seven_MPG

Exactly how does it make steering a dream?

Seven_MPG

I own a '92 cavalier as my daily driver.I never thought of using the wheel in my camaro.It's a camaro.My cavalier seems like a lesser being compared to it.I wouldn't hurt my cams feelings like that.No offense.

ruiterman

I have an '85 IROC-Z28. The stock steering wheel was the most aweful looking thing I have ever seen in a car; ever. I couldn't get it removed quickly enough.

My car now has a low end Grant steering wheel and it has never been happier. Neither have I. Looks better, drives better -- yes, drives better. The smaller wheel gives a more sporty road feel than the original.

Hey affliction: I think that wheel looks awesome!!! Had I thought of that, I would have gone looking for one of those instead of the grant one I bought.

Thanks for the post and the great idea.

Ed

affliction1

just softer and easier to control fish tails and burn outs,stock wheel is a pain to control with the palm of your hand

affliction1

its a chevy bowtie not the word caviler,or some z34 junk

affliction1

thanks and sorry i didnt post before you got your grant wheel.

affliction1

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affliction1

if your vin says it has an airbag then they shouldnt notice,and its not that big of a difference,maybe a few dollars

Jim85IROC

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Aesthetically, it seems like a big downgrade compared to a stock Z28 wheel in my opinion, but certainly an upgrade from a base model camaro wheel.