steering wheel centers

[waterlogged882]

Originally Posted by chunter

i know it might not be that easy but i wint it to be dead on. i am going to need really close dimensions befor i make anything since the bolt is countersunk it needs to be right so it does not tweak anything on install.

I would bet that 95% of the wheels are the same as what you cut for yourself...

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[ricford]

If you start selling too many of these Mastercraft will want a cut for copyrights on the logo.

[thatsmrmastercraft]

Originally Posted by ricford

If you start selling too many of these Mastercraft will want a cut for copyrights on the logo.

Should be safe as long as the only exposure is on here.

[chunter]

that is why i got the logo off of the internet and it did not have a trademark logo or watermark. i would really hope that a company would not want to want to go down that road with something so minimal as this. i know in my company anyone is welcome to use the logo for anything pertaining to theyr operation as long as it in a good light. scegaskets.com

[waterlogged882]

Originally Posted by mgorczak1

chunter - how do you want the measurements for the 5 bolt patter of this steering wheel. the center hole measures 2 3/16 and the distance between screws 1 11/16. But that is measured with cheap tape measure.

Hey cloaked what do you recommend for dimensions on the 5 screw configuration - here's the manufacturer info on the grant steering wheel.

http://64.60.165.189/c-198-how-to-buy.aspx i believe my model is the 3651

http://64.60.165.189/c-198-how-to-buy.aspx

I measured my 5-bolt pattern tonight. From center-center of each bolt is 1.651" on each adjacent measurement. C-C across on opposite bolts at 9 and 3 o'clock is 2.684". Zero inch space between the edge of the plastic piece and the edge of the bolt head.

[mikeg205]

Originally Posted by Cloaked

I measured my 5-bolt pattern tonight. From center-center of each bolt is 1.651" on each adjacent measurement. C-C across on opposite bolts at 9 and 3 o'clock is 2.684". Zero inch space between the edge of the plastic piece and the edge of the bolt head.

1.651...digital caliper? was the caliper the same temp as the steering column...just sayin' what if the measurement is 1.65095... just sayin'

I'm out...lol... There's no way I can measure that precisely... I will just have to be envious..

[waterlogged882]

Originally Posted by mgorczak1

1.651...digital caliper? was the caliper the same temp as the steering column...just sayin' what if the measurement is 1.65095... just sayin'

I'm out...lol... There's no way I can measure that precisely... I will just have to be envious..

Don't be caliper challenged.... It's not that difficult to read a ruler and a dial indicator.... Or give it a +/- 1/16"

All in what comes and goes...

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[mikeg205]

Originally Posted by Cloaked

Don't be caliper challenged.... It's not that difficult to read a ruler and a dial indicator.... Or give it a +/- 1/16"

All in what comes and goes...

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lol....I like caliper challenged....

[chunter]

ok i will make this really simple for you all on the 5 bolt ones.
1. center hole dimension diameter
2. bolt hole dimension diameter
3 distance between center hole and bolt hole at nearest piont
imagine drawing a line from the center of the steering wheel hole to the center of a bolt hole and where that line intersects the edges of the holes is where i need the dimension and i can do the rest from there.

[chunter]

cloaked i will throw that in the computor and make a drawing based on waht you are saying you are reading.