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Matte Black; Not Designed for Vehicles w/Air Bag or Telescopic Column or Radio Controls/Cruise Controls Mounted on Steering Wheel Grant Install Kits Are Necessary To Install A Grant Custom Steering Wheel
Steering Wheel Installation Kit; Matte Black; Not Designed for Vehicles w/Air Bag or Telescopic Column or Radio Controls/Cruise Controls Mounted on Steering Wheel;
Steering Wheel Installation Kit
Features:
- Complete Step By Step Instructions
- Die Cast Hubs Included
- Grade 5 Hardware
- Matte Black Trim Pieces
This optional billet hub is available for the ultimate high end look and is intended to be used in place of the 4004 adapter and the standard hub. Included with the billet hub is a machined, highly polished billet aluminum hub featuring a five bolt pattern, step-by-step installation instructions and an emblem center cap, shipped without logo and contains a 1.5 in. emblem recess. See installation kit application guide for more information.

Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle
1966 - Mercury Park Lane

2 In Stock

$49.97 CAD

$59.96 CAD

Flywheel: Steel: Ford: 1964-95 SBF 289,302,351: 157T: 24 Lbs
Flywheel: Steel: Ford: 1964-95 SBF 289,302,351: 157T: 24 Lbs
Product Attributes:
- Flywheel Material: Steel
- Clutch Patterns 1: 10in. & 10.5in. Long & 10in. Diaphragm
- Engine Balance: Internal Balance
- NOTE: Comes With 28oz & 50oz Bolt On External Balance Weights.
- Disc Diameter: 10in.,10.5in.
- Clutch Patterns 2: 1986-up 10.5in. Mustang Diaphragm With Dowel Pins.
- Ring Gear: 157 Tooth
- Weight: 24 Lbs
- Make: Ford
Features:
- McLeod Racing Billet Steel flywheels is the best choice for customers that want a dependable good quality steel flywheel. Made from Billet steel the McLeod Racing flywheels are SFI rated to almost 9000 RPM.
McLeod steel flywheels are perfect for street applications where easy stop light acceleration is desired. Steel flywheels come in various weights and dimensions. For race applications, a heavier steel unit is ideal for helping launch a heavy car with a smaller engine with less torque and horsepower. They are CNC machined from billet alloy steel and have 1045 hardened steel ring gears.