momo (steering) wheels
momo (steering) wheels
what are your experiences with these?
i see that you can buy the hub here
http://www.autoricambi.us/product/RI6-4 ... --1972-78/
should this work on all momo steering wheels and/or will any 6 bolt configuration steering wheel do?
its a momo style hub i believe. thats what the sell it to attach to...
im not really into spending 200+ on a steering wheel when a 40 dollar one may look just as good. just need the hub to be interchangeable
thanks!!
i see that you can buy the hub here
http://www.autoricambi.us/product/RI6-4 ... --1972-78/
should this work on all momo steering wheels and/or will any 6 bolt configuration steering wheel do?
its a momo style hub i believe. thats what the sell it to attach to...
im not really into spending 200+ on a steering wheel when a 40 dollar one may look just as good. just need the hub to be interchangeable
thanks!!
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Re: momo (steering) wheels
I have a 320mm MOMO wheel and love it. I'm 6"4" and with the stock wheel, I wasn't able to shift between 1st and 2nd without hitting my knee and couldn't use the clutch without hitting the wheel. Of course it's a bit harder to turn the wheel in a parking lot. On the road, though, it's way more responsive.
Bruce Shearer
'80 Spider Fi
'10 Volvo XC70
'06 GMC 1 Ton PU
'72 Spider a long, long time ago
'80 Spider Fi
'10 Volvo XC70
'06 GMC 1 Ton PU
'72 Spider a long, long time ago
Re: momo (steering) wheels
haha ok let me ask this a different way.
should any 6 bolt momo adapter work with any momo 6 bolt wheel?
i figure they are good steering wheels. because they are crazy expensive
should any 6 bolt momo adapter work with any momo 6 bolt wheel?
i figure they are good steering wheels. because they are crazy expensive
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- courtenay
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Re: momo (steering) wheels
A 6 bolt mono adapter for a fiat should work with any momo 6 bolt wheel. The AR one will work. Don't know about other 6 bolt wheels (ie other than mono). Why don't you ask AR directly?74ausfiat wrote:haha ok let me ask this a different way.
should any 6 bolt momo adapter work with any momo 6 bolt wheel?
i figure they are good steering wheels. because they are crazy expensive
Bruce Shearer
'80 Spider Fi
'10 Volvo XC70
'06 GMC 1 Ton PU
'72 Spider a long, long time ago
'80 Spider Fi
'10 Volvo XC70
'06 GMC 1 Ton PU
'72 Spider a long, long time ago
Re: momo (steering) wheels
They weren't positive, or rather they didn't want to assure me it would and have it be off.
I just think I could find momo wheels at a different vender for less. I think AR is amazing but I don't think 200+ is in the budget. I figured the hub would work with any momo wheel, was just wondering because of the steering column diameter. Just me being paranoid lol
I just think I could find momo wheels at a different vender for less. I think AR is amazing but I don't think 200+ is in the budget. I figured the hub would work with any momo wheel, was just wondering because of the steering column diameter. Just me being paranoid lol
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Re: momo (steering) wheels
I'm not sure I understand the issue here. You have a '74 and AR has a hub (or adapter) that will allow you to attach a 6 bolt MOMO wheel. If you're going to buy a MOMO wheel, you're going to need the adapter regardless of where you buy the wheel.
As Mark points out, if you have a '79 or later Spider, a MOMO is a direct replacement for the stock wheel - ie you don't need a hub/adapter.
As Mark points out, if you have a '79 or later Spider, a MOMO is a direct replacement for the stock wheel - ie you don't need a hub/adapter.
Bruce Shearer
'80 Spider Fi
'10 Volvo XC70
'06 GMC 1 Ton PU
'72 Spider a long, long time ago
'80 Spider Fi
'10 Volvo XC70
'06 GMC 1 Ton PU
'72 Spider a long, long time ago
Re: momo (steering) wheels
well, first i was asking if most and or all 6 bolt steering wheels were interchangeable, with that hub specifically, then i said "screw it!" and decided to plop down two hundred bucks for a momo. but wasnt sure if all momos were the same shaft diameter. they have a few different series (and then some) and i know different companies will often times switch things around to be more difficult than it needs to be.
so no, no issue. just wanted more info than i needed because this stuff is expensive!
so no, no issue. just wanted more info than i needed because this stuff is expensive!
Re: momo (steering) wheels
I don't believe MOMO plays any games with different hub sizes and bolt configurations
Re: momo (steering) wheels
So Cal Mark wrote:I don't believe MOMO plays any games with different hub sizes and bolt configurations
that invokes some sort of bad r and b song imagery.
well played sir. well played.
i actually ordered the prototipo and it should arrive sometime this week!!
Re: momo (steering) wheels
I wanted to get a momo wheel for my spider, but I could not find an affordable one on ebay so I got a 390 mm. Abarth wheel on ebay a few days ago. It need some restoration work around the spokes where the vinyl is a bit worn out. I was hoping to get more grip when parking since steering was so hard. Well, now I know the idler and gear box are leaking too, but I got the wheel anyway. I love it though..!