Omp Porsche 997 Gt3 Steering Wheel Adapter on 2040-parts.com
Lake Forest, California, United States
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Wheel adapter for Porsche 997 GT3. I used this on a 2007 GT3 with a Sparco steering wheel. Normally this is used for track vehicles with no airbag. I machined the back to get a better fit to the vehicle, see picture. |
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