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momo steering wheels
Hey guys, my steering wheel is in not the best condition, so thinking of replacing it. First of all do all momo fit my 6 bolt boss kit, and i would like a smaller wheel to get my legs under easier, will that effect driving/steering comfort? thank you oh wise ones
1993 NA 1800 red MX-5
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Yes, all momo same PCD.
Standard wheel is approx 360mm.
Have tried 320mm but too small. 350mm good.
Anthony.
Standard wheel is approx 360mm.
Have tried 320mm but too small. 350mm good.
Anthony.
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Yes, too hard to turn.
I don't have power steering so that made it worse.
The 350mm was a good compromise.
I don't have power steering so that made it worse.
The 350mm was a good compromise.
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I've got a Momo on my NA. Bolted straight on. Can't remember the model
or size, though. Will check it out tonight. Slighlty smaller than
standard, so it blocks the top of the dials a bit. I have to duck my
head to read the oil press gauge. But I wanted a wheel with a thicker
rim - easier for me to grip - and leather covered. It makes the car so
much nicer to drive.
Dave
or size, though. Will check it out tonight. Slighlty smaller than
standard, so it blocks the top of the dials a bit. I have to duck my
head to read the oil press gauge. But I wanted a wheel with a thicker
rim - easier for me to grip - and leather covered. It makes the car so
much nicer to drive.
Dave
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I have Momo Corse 350mm on my NA. It's very good with manual steering lack. All black and yellow/red logo.
A shop messed the hone button with another model and I've got blushed silver one so I was using the original momo buttons for while.
After I installed some other Momo staff, I have replaced button to shiny one. This is how it looks now. E-brake boot is one from Ross and I modified to make it larger to accommodate more beefy momo brake handle.
If you think 350mm is too big for clearance, you might want to try a D-shaped wheel instead. I'm not actually a fun of that shape, but it may give you some leg space in most of time?
A shop messed the hone button with another model and I've got blushed silver one so I was using the original momo buttons for while.
After I installed some other Momo staff, I have replaced button to shiny one. This is how it looks now. E-brake boot is one from Ross and I modified to make it larger to accommodate more beefy momo brake handle.
If you think 350mm is too big for clearance, you might want to try a D-shaped wheel instead. I'm not actually a fun of that shape, but it may give you some leg space in most of time?
Ben
1989 Red NZ New (100746) - sub grade paint and many small ding
1989 Red NZ New (100746) - sub grade paint and many small ding
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It's a Momo Competition 35 - 350mm diameter. I also bought a Momo gear knob at the same time - leather covered - just adds to the driving pleasure .
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