<VV> Grant steering wheel

[Jim Houston]

My wheel rubbed - what I did was to put a thin washer between the cover 
post and the adapter screws.  That spaced the cover out the thickness of 
the washer and eliminated the rubbing.  As to the turn signal arm - take 
it out of the car and clamp the flat part in a vise and CAREFULLY bend 
it, pushing on the end and near the vise...  isn't difficult at all.

Hope this helps

Jim Houston
Tampa, FL
'65 Monza coupe

Cliff & Beth Tibbitts wrote:
> Finally got around to installing my Christmas present.  A wooden 3-spoke wheel from Grant Steering 
> Wheels.  Looks great, but two small problems.  Looking for suggestiongs. 
>
> 1. The turn signal switch lever nearly rubs the steering wheel.  Can the angle of the lever be 
> easily changed?  Is the lever steel or pot metal?  Can it be heated and bent without destroying the 
> chrome plating?
>
> 2. As Clark's points out in their literature, the cover post(Grant Adapter) rubs against the top of 
> the mast jacket on the steering column.  I have a couple of ideas for alleviating that problem as 
> well, but open to suggestions. 
>
> Thanks in advance, 
>
> Cliff Tibbitts
> Lexington, KY
>
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