Chassis Engineering Steering Wheel

Chassis Engineering Steering Wheels: Built for the Strip

When every tenth of a second counts, the gear inside your cockpit matters as much as what's under the hood. Chassis Engineering has been a trusted name in the drag racing and hot rod community since 1980, and their steering wheels reflect the same no-compromise philosophy that defines the brand's entire catalog.

Chassis Engineering was founded to address a real gap in the market: drag racers and hot rodders on the east coast who, in the early days of the sport, typically had to go to suppliers on the West coast for up-to-date racing components for their race cars. Decades later, the brand's mission remains unchanged — to manufacture and supply high-quality, state-of-the-art chassis, suspension, and driveline components for drag racers and hot rodders.

Ultra-Light Aluminum Competition Steering Wheels

Chassis Engineering's lineup centers on their signature aluminum steering wheels, purpose-engineered for the demands of competition driving. The Chassis Engineering 13" aluminum wheel has been a staple in the drag race industry for years, and it offers placement for 5 buttons to cover just about any application needed on the track.

The wheels are available in two distinct finishes to suit driver preference and build aesthetic. The natural aluminum version weighs in at just 13.6 oz, making it one of the lightest options available for competition use. The black powder-coated aluminum version also weighs in at 13.6 oz, delivering the same featherweight performance with a stealthy, corrosion-resistant finish. Both are offered under the C/E2740 and C/E2741 part numbers respectively.

The five-button placement is a standout feature for serious competitors — it gives drivers the flexibility to manage nitrous, data acquisition triggers, line locks, or other track-essential functions without taking their hands off the wheel. That kind of thoughtful, race-focused design is what sets Chassis Engineering apart from generic aftermarket wheel suppliers.

More Than Just a Wheel

Chassis Engineering also produces complementary steering hardware, including steering wheel adapters like the C/E4705 and C/E4706, which allow racers to pair their preferred wheel with a wide range of column configurations. Chassis Engineering builds, races, and promotes the sport of drag racing and hot rodding, and has been involved with all classes of drag racing from Pro Stock to Top Sportsman, E.T. bracket racing, and Sport Compact and Import racing.

Whether you're building a purpose-built bracket car or a high-performance street machine, Chassis Engineering's steering wheels bring race-proven craftsmanship directly to your cockpit. Browse the full steering wheel category or explore the complete Chassis Engineering brand page to see the rest of their chassis, suspension, and driveline lineup.