Rimblow/Tuff Wheel Adaptor - SOLD

[Floyd]

A B & E-body steering wheel adapter for tuff wheel or rimblow.  Good shape.  Wiring harness has been repaired.  Asking $100

Free delivery to the Mopar Nats (Spot D-8)

PM or email: musclesigns AT comcast DOT net

Thanks!

[Burdar]

Does it have a master spline on the inside?
I wrote down your swap spot and will have a look at it...if you still have it.

[Floyd]

Burdar- Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by "master spline"(my ignorance).  There are fine splines visible in the bottom pic.

[Cuda Cody]

He might be referring to the splines having one large master spline so it only keys on one way.   

Burdar- Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by "master spline"(my ignorance).  There are fine splines visible in the bottom pic.

[71GranCoupe]

I would think the extra large single spline is there, or the clocking would be totally missing and not very usable. All Mopars that I have seen have the wider spline/tooth for alignment in relation to the turn signal switch. 

[CudaMoparRay]

Always learning something new. That is why I love this site.

[anlauto]

Apparently someone said the pickup truck ones don't have the master spline

[Floyd]

Agree about learning something new!  Yes, mine has the larger locating spline.

[HP_Cuda]

Also good to know.

[Burdar]

Yes, the trucks used a similar adapter but those didn't have a master spline and won't fit the car steering shafts.

[larry4406]

Learning as well here - so one can't simply unbolt the old steering wheel and install a rim blow?  This adapter is needed?  Any other workaround?

[Brads70]

Learning as well here - so one can't simply unbolt the old steering wheel and install a rim blow?  This adapter is needed?  Any other workaround?

Yes you can, you don't need this for rim blow.In fact I suspect it will move the steering wheel too close to the dash on E-Bodies.  There were on A-body's for tuff wheels. I think Cordoba's, Mirada's etc... Darren is working on an A-Body. I looked at Carlisle for him. Found 4-5 that owners claimed to be for tuff wheels but didn't have the master spline . Apparently they are off trucks and will not bolt on as is because of the master spline.

[RUNCHARGER]

Brad is correct. You just need the wheel itself for an E-body.

[HP_Cuda]

How much did they want for the ones without a master spline?

[Brads70]

How much did they want for the ones without a master spline?

They were either trying to pass them off as Tuff wheel adapters or didn't know the difference but average price was $100