Sparco Steering Wheel Hub Adapter - Toyota Celica, MR2 1990-95 Features_Carbon Fiber Shell offering an easy bolt-on installation

Name: Sparco Steering Wheel Hub Adapter - Toyota Celica, MR2 1990-95 Features_Carbon Fiber Shell offering an easy bolt-on installation
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41734482520
Price: 105.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Sparco Steering Wheel Hub Adapter Toyota Celica, MR2 1990 95 Features_Carbon Fiber Shell offering an easy bolt on installation offering an easy bolt on installation with Sparco’s motorsport styling a replacement will stop any annoying leaks and bring back the full effectiveness of your Cool Suit Sparco Steering Wheel Hub Adapter kits allow for a quick and easy installation of a Sparco Steering Wheel to your race car Adapter kits are designed to bolt directly to your car's existing steering column

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