Originally Posted by Hey Nice Lady

Quick answer: it depends.

As a general rule of thumb, a steering wheel hub won't see any cross-platform in regards to make, so don't bother trying to say... use a Toyota hub on a Nissan. The splines won't line up with the hub grooves, so the hub won't slide on.

Within makes though... it's really sort of a crap shoot. Usually with older Japanese models, the same hub will work among different vehicles (because of the whole spline/groove thing). If the hub will physically mate to the shaft (har har), then your battle is mostly won. The only consideration you have to take into account, is any of the other shit, like the turn signal cancel and the horn. But if you don't give a fuck about having your turn signals auto-cancel and can figure out how to get the horn working (which is usually pretty simple and apparent when you tackle it), then you're good.

I'm guessing that that you're trying to slap something onto your truck? If that's the case, find a buddy with a 240sx and an aftermarket wheel, and see if his hub will work for you?