Product Details
Chevy G-Series 1978, 5-Bolt Pattern Steering Wheel Quick Release Hub by Grant®. Grant offers quick release hubs for the quick removal and remount of a Grant Performance Series steering wheel. The "Pinless" type features a positive lock system with a squeeze release slip ring mechanism to provide the maximum in safety and convenience to all race cars. The “Pin” type features a removable pin. Grant Quick Release Hubs are manufactured from aircraft quality billet aluminum. Parts are precision CNC-machined to exact standards to provide the finest quality Quick Release Hubs available. These parts are designed for off-road use only. All "Pinless" Quick Release Models meet the S.F.I. 42.1 Specification. This is a NHRA Mandatory Specification.
Notes
- Quick-release steering hubs are not legal for use on public roads.
Features
- No-pin design locks
- Hub is designed specifically for your make and model vehicle
- Meets National Hot Rod Association racing regulations
- Aircraft grade aluminum construction
- Parts are CNC machined to extremely fine tolerances for precise fit
- Made in the USA
Racecars are designed with very small cockpits that are often so tight, they require removal of the steering wheel for the driver to climb in and out. If you’re looking to add quick-release capability to your racing style steering wheel for the track, Grant® has the specially designed hubs you need that are compatible with any series of Grant® steering wheels. There’s no fiddling with pins or complex release equipment because its clever design features a slip-ring clamp that locks the steering wheel frame in place on the splined steering shaft. Simply apply upward and outward pressure to remove the clamp, then slide your wheel on or off. This quick release hub meets all NHRA racetrack guidelines, so once you install it you’re ready for the starting line. Grant also offers fitted steering wheel center pads to conceal hub components that meet track safety regulations.
Since 1922, Grant® Products has been a leader in the field of automotive products. After getting its start with engine overhaul kits and parts, Grant became involved in automotive racing and supplied many engine components that set records on the salt flats of Bonneville and on the pavement of the Indianapolis Speedway. Grant diversified into steering wheels for race cars in the 1960s and pioneered many advancements using woods and plastics in construction. After introducing tilt-wheel conversion kits and street-legal quick release steering wheel kits for theft prevention, the company became so successful with their steering wheel line they opted to focus solely on it. Today, Grant Products produces a wide range of modern and retro style steering wheels for boats, heavy trucks, ATVs, golf carts as well as passenger cars. When a well-made, stylish custom steering wheel is what you want, Grant is the only name you need to know.