95-98 silvy billet steering wheel and adapter?

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Can anyone point me in the right direction to find a billet steering wheel and adapter that works with the 95+ silverados with airbag steering wheels. I can find them all day for 88-94 without airbag but none for my year... Here's the eBay link of the style I'd like to get and it's fairly cheap not wanting to spend 300+ for a steering wheel . Any help would b greatly appreciated. Thanks

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHEVY-horn-...Parts_Accessories&hash=item3ccfe1de03&vxp=mtr
 

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You can actually use the 88-94 adapters I have a grant steering wheel in my 95.you will have to remove the clock spring on the column.
 

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billet specialties makes the adapter i got mine from jegs for $55. It says non airbag wheel in the description but it works with the airbag wheels just make sure it says 95-up. Itll work with any 9 hole mounting wheel.

Personally i hate those wheels if you look around ebay you can find some decent solid billet wheels for $150 shipped. I ran across a billet specialties wheel on ebay for $100 that needed polishing and bought a new horn button and steering wheel surround thing and covered it myself.
 

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Thanks for the help guys i really appreciate it. So in short will the steering wheel in the above link I posted install on my truck with the adapter it comes with? Or will I need to spend the extra $55 on the 95+ adapter?
 

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Thanks for the help guys i really appreciate it. So in short will the steering wheel in the above link I posted install on my truck with the adapter it comes with? Or will I need to spend the extra $55 on the 95+ adapter?

I cant say if that wheel with the adapter will work, but i can tell you that wheel with the billet specialties adapter wont work. You need a wheel with the 9 holes for the billet specialties adapter to work. Like this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/14-CHROME-F...Parts_Accessories&hash=item5aea699b07&vxp=mtr
 

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Thanks for the help guys i really appreciate it. So in short will the steering wheel in the above link I posted install on my truck with the adapter it comes with? Or will I need to spend the extra $55 on the 95+ adapter?

So which did you do? Cuz I'm wanting to do the same and want to see if the 88-94 adapters will work too. Is there anyone that's used the 88-94 on a 98?
 

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So which did you do? Cuz I'm wanting to do the same and want to see if the 88-94 adapters will work too. Is there anyone that's used the 88-94 on a 98?

I used the 88-94 adapter that came with the wheel and jus removed the clockspring and it worked great bolted right up no problems... Jus b sure to use caution wen removing the airbag I would unplug it and leave it unplugged for 30 minutes or so before trying to remove it.
 

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I used the 88-94 adapter that came with the wheel and jus removed the clockspring and it worked great bolted right up no problems... Jus b sure to use caution wen removing the airbag I would unplug it and leave it unplugged for 30 minutes or so before trying to remove it.

OK thanks man. Ima have to get me a billet wheel soon then!
 

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I used the 88-94 adapter that came with the wheel and jus removed the clockspring and it worked great bolted right up no problems... Jus b sure to use caution wen removing the airbag I would unplug it and leave it unplugged for 30 minutes or so before trying to remove it.

So do you have a pic of it yet? I'm interested to see how it looks
 
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