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  1. 04-26-2025, 05:57 AM #1
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    FS: G901 Hubs for G body cars. To run early steering wheels in.

    I designed and made a batch of these for my, and my brother's 911s because we wanted to run early wheels in our SC's. We had a little fun and came up with a company name, just for giggles. (our family name is Büeckmann)

    These hubs allow you to run any early steering wheel in 1974-1989 (and maybe beyond?) 911's without any modifications to the car. You can run original wheels after drilling out the rivets, but repop wheels are all screwed together, so it's super easy to mount this hub.

    This is a plug and play way to run an RS (914) wheel in a G body car.

    G-body signal cancel ring is plug and play.

    We also made a few 25mm extensions for those wanting more space from the dash. These extensions would probably work in longhoods too, with a little modification.

    The hubs mimic the look of the g-body housings and look very stock in the cars. Distance from the dash is the same as for stock 74-89 wheels.

    I've got a video on how to rearrange the clip in the horn button so the horn blows. It's easy. All necessary installation hardware is included.

    We tested these in two 911's over about 20,000 miles without any issues, including a drive from Iowa to Rennsport and back.

    Made entirely in Iowa by us.

    We've got a lot of time and development in these, but it's just a hobby for us. Priced accordingly.

    G901 hub: $199

    G901X25 extension: $99

    PM me to buy.

    Shown in a '79 SC

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    G901 back with cancel ring.jpg

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  2. 04-26-2025, 06:00 AM #2
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    Installation video:

    https://youtu.be/q1_qsjUR2xA?si=8CbUh1GMeL4lJPT3

    Horn button mod:

    https://youtu.be/nkBK-5egyYM?si=_3D3-BG9C3zAVJ38
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  3. 04-27-2025, 02:13 AM #3
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    Very interesting item. Moved to Other Parts. GLWS
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