Re: momo wheels and adapter

["Dean W. Cains" <dwc@domain.elided>]

Hi Mike:

You might try Vick Autosports for an adapter, if you go with a Momo wheel:

http://www.vickauto.com/

I can't speak from personal experience, never having seen their (Vick's) 
hubs, but I don't believe authentic Momo hub kits are available any longer 
for Alfa's.  All I've seen recently were made in Italy by a third-party 
manufacturer.  I bought one from Bruce's Parts Bin for around $90 last year 
that was only so-so in quality, especially with regards to the horn button.

Another source for both wheels and hubs is at:

http://www.dalhems.com/stylingsidor/priceusratt.html

Again, no personal experience with their products, I've just browsed their 
site.

Regards,

Dean W. Cains
Lutz, FL
'74 Spider Veloce


At 10:21 PM 3/29/2002, you wrote:
>Date: Fri, 29 Mar 2002 18:23:48 -0800
>From: Mike Gemelke <mike.gemelke@domain.elided>
>Subject: momo wheels and adapter
>
>I'm updating the "control surfaces" in my '86 spider quad cockpit, and have
>a few questions for those in the know.
>
>Does anyone know of a good (cheap!) source for Momo/Alfa hub adapters or a
>US distributor for Snap-Off?
>
>I'm considering a wheel from Momo, most likely the Fighter wood model.  Is
>there a difference between the Fighter Legno and Fighter Zebrano?  My web
>research leaves me scratching my head.  Any arguments for or against Momo in
>a later-model Alfa Spider?
>
>I also like the prices in the Centerline catalog especially since they come
>with an adapter.  Has anyone out there had any experience with the
>Centerline wheels?
>
>Thanks to all that take the time to read and respond.
>
>Have a blessed Easter.
>
>- -Mike
>'86 Spider Quad in Portland, OR.
>
>------------------------------

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