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Atlas

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Thanks guys! Yup, you nailed it, Grant GT 761, using a grant hub. Grant is the only wheel I think that doesn't use the 6 hub mount. My dad got me the TRD horn button. It looked better than the standard Grant one. Had to do some modification for it to fit, but it works like a charm and looks great!
 

Falken

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bad ass, sorry atlas ima bite of your style there, to sick lol. and i was here looking for a damn daily... i rather put money into my supra instead lol atm my supra is my daily :)
 

Falken

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cool thanx atlas... dang thats cheap, now i just need to get that steering wheel :) lol. that adapter only works for grant wheels right?
 

Atlas

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Yup, that's the only drawback with Grant Products. They're all proprietary unlike Momo or Boss hubs, so you can only use a Grant wheel on a Grant hub.
 

oldsking

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My adapter is a grant one and I found a billet spacer that does both 5 & 6 bolt steering wheels which is on my car now. I change from my deep dish to my grant 714 wood grain wheel
 

Enraged

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Atlas;1900938 said:
Yup, that's the only drawback with Grant Products. They're all proprietary unlike Momo or Boss hubs, so you can only use a Grant wheel on a Grant hub.

Do you have any pics of your install process? I have that same Grant adapter, but it doesn't seem like its seating properly on my car, although I haven't torqued it down yet. What did you do about the turn signals and horns?

As for other wheels with the Grant hub, I bought this to use with my Personal wheel, excellent product for the price: http://www.ebay.com/itm/25mm-1-hub-...Parts_Accessories&hash=item48474177d3&vxp=mtr
 

yhatzee89

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Now with a real Momo horn button...
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hvyman

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Grant wheels are cheap. Iirc like 40$ new or somethings.


One of these will prolly be my next wheel.

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This is what i have now.
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Atlas

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Aug 22, 2012
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Falken;1901241 said:
Yay got my wheel :) now I need to order the adapter. Atlas was the adapter hard to install?

The hub adapter takes some modification. You will obviously lose your cruise control, but that's totally not a big deal. On the stalk control, you will have to dremel down that plastic stem. On mine there were three terminals, two are for the cruise control, and the third is for the horn. Make sure to confirm the horn terminal using an OHm meter ;) When trimming that plastic stem, make sure to retain the terminal for the horn. It's easy to get overzealous and trim down that entire piece :biglaugh: Here is a picture of what I mean

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See that wire coming out of the terminal, that's for the horn. It has a lead wire of green w/a red stripe (for mine anyway, like a said, make sure to confirm with a multimeter). Once that stem is removed, the hub will sit flush. You then wire your horn button to that wire.

Hope that helps some!
 

Falken

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I don't have a horn on my supra... What other modifications am I going to come across? Do you have a pic of the adapter installed with the wheel mounted?
 

BoostMonger

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Atlas;1901575 said:
The hub adapter takes some modification. You will obviously lose your cruise control, but that's totally not a big deal. On the stalk control, you will have to dremel down that plastic stem. On mine there were three terminals, two are for the cruise control, and the third is for the horn. Make sure to confirm the horn terminal using an OHm meter ;) When trimming that plastic stem, make sure to retain the terminal for the horn. It's easy to get overzealous and trim down that entire piece :biglaugh: Here is a picture of what I mean

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See that wire coming out of the terminal, that's for the horn. It has a lead wire of green w/a red stripe (for mine anyway, like a said, make sure to confirm with a multimeter). Once that stem is removed, the hub will sit flush. You then wire your horn button to that wire.

Hope that helps some!

I gotta do this, I didn't want to damage the swivel hub at the time and now I have a wire that wraps around the column lol

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