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Speedo \ Steering wheel 200

posted by  The Limey on  Mon Feb 25 20:40 CST 2002
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I think the numbers on the speedos refer to differences in gearing. For example, one might be for a sedan with 185/70s and one for a wagon with 185/80s. Select the one form the same body type/wheel size as your car, although the differences are minimal in practice.
Any 200 steering wheel should fit but the later and higher spec ones are generally nicer.

Good luck,

Big Rich.
--
'86 245, B230A. 161k. Old 200s never die, they just live on in other cars.






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