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Suede Longacre Flat Steering Wheel 320mm 3 Hole 56913,momo,sweet,scca,nasa 3 on 2040-parts.com

US $198.00
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Monroe, Washington, United States

Monroe, Washington, United States
Condition:New Brand:Longacre Manufacturer Part Number:56913

Longacre’s New Suede Wrapped Steering Wheel

  • Flat spokes are CNC machined aluminum
  • High quality suede cover is hand sewn
  • Wheel is ergonomically molded to provide the best grip possible for improved steering control
  • Flat wheels come in two popular sizes, 290 mm (11.43”) and 320 mm (12.60”)
  • Center section is pre-drilled to fit our SFI approved Quick Disconnect
  • with 5mm 3 bolt pattern

 

Specifications
Wheel Material: Aluminum
Wheel Size: 320 mm (12.60")
Spoke Style: Flat
Spoke Material: CNC machined aluminum
Center Pre-drilled: Yes - For 5mm 3 bolt pattern
Grip: Ergonomic molded
Cover Material: Suede
Cover Color: Black with yellow stitching

 

 


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