steering wheel horn button

[toadster]

what size/type needs to fit the FFR steering wheel?


seems like this one 'may' fit?


Black 6-Hole Universal Fit Aluminum Horn Button for Aftermarket Steering Wheels

[GoDadGo]

what size/type needs to fit the FFR steering wheel?


seems like this one 'may' fit?


Black 6-Hole Universal Fit Aluminum Horn Button for Aftermarket Steering Wheels

Toadster,

The F5 Wheel has an offbeat pattern.
Equidistant it isn't.

Steve

[steno]

You’ll have to drill and tap your own holes for the button. Not really a deal breaker... just something to do.

[Bob Cowan]

As said above, the FFR hub and wheel have an asymmetrical bolt pattern so it can only be put on one way.

Also, that's just the button/switch. None of the other wiring or hardware exist on the FFR column. You'd have to install a new column that has all that; like Flaming River or Ididit.

[i.e.427]

As said above, the FFR hub and wheel have an asymmetrical bolt pattern so it can only be put on one way.

Also, that's just the button/switch. None of the other wiring or hardware exist on the FFR column. You'd have to install a new column that has all that; like Flaming River or Ididit.

We've actually added a horn button to a number of cars utilizing the F5R steering shaft assembly. Not for the faint of heart but it's a lot less work than using an aftermarket steering column.

Here is a link to a MK2 we did a number of years ago using a Grant steering wheel horn button we adapted utilizing a Ford Probe self cancelling unit and commutator ring we custom fabricated.
https://www.facebook.com/89165005420...type=3&theater

[Murd]

I have used my horn exactly zero times in 8000km of driving. I wouldn’t worry about it.

[Bob Cowan]

I have used my horn exactly zero times in 8000km of driving. I wouldn’t worry about it.

Giving your finger a lot of exercise?