Steering wheel diameter fo 1984 XJS 3.6 L6
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It's a matter of personal preference.
For both comfort and aesthetics I use 390mm (15.3 inches) ....which is a very common size.
The original Jaguar wheel were closer to 16 inches as I recall.
Cheers
DD
For both comfort and aesthetics I use 390mm (15.3 inches) ....which is a very common size.
The original Jaguar wheel were closer to 16 inches as I recall.
Cheers
DD
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i mean the bolt diameter its change car to car i think?
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Isn’t the bolt diameter should match?
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You have to buy an adaptor hub with the steering wheel, this allows the wheel to be fitted and is made according to the car and model. Tor pre up to 1999 XJS models for instance:
https://www.moto-lita.co.uk/bosses/?filters=61
I have one like this, 15 inch
https://www.moto-lita.co.uk/steering...or-e-type-xke/
https://www.moto-lita.co.uk/bosses/?filters=61
I have one like this, 15 inch
https://www.moto-lita.co.uk/steering...or-e-type-xke/
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