Re: Momo steering hub needed

[George Graves <gmgraves@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mine is also solid aluminum - supposedly for an Alfetta GTV/GTV-6 - and 
is finished in black crackel (or black wrinkle depending on who you are 
from). No, It's not for sale either even though I'm not using it - I 
ended up replacing the GTV-6 "Wooden" steering wheel with a factory 
leather unit from APE, and I'm just as happy with it as if I had good 
sense (which I obviously don't -I own an Alfa Romeo).

George Graves
'86 GTV-6
now with 3.0 liter 'S' engine
and Power Steering



On Monday, March 17, 2003, at 04:53 PM, Ian Lomax wrote:


> > > I know that Caribou and Bruce's Parts Bin both
> > have the Jet hubs, which
> > > aren't really all that nice, nor do they collapse
> > in a collision,
> > > which I
> > > think is a valuable safety feature.  Re-Originals
> > also sells some hubs
> > > that
> > > I haven't seen, but they may also be Jet.
> The Momo hub I have does not collapse, it's a solid
> chunk of aluminum.  I can take photos of it for
> interested parties, but sorry, it's not for sale.  I
> know what these are worth.
>
> Be careful of imitations.  A friend recently received
> a supposed Momo hug with his Momo wheel, and the
> mounting holes didn't come close to lining up!  The
> genuine articles say Momo on them.
>
> I believe Centerline carries other brands of steering
> wheels, and it might just be easier to get a new wheel
> and hub and sell off your Momo.
>
> Cheers,
> Ian Lomax
> Northern California
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George Graves
'86 GTV-6
now with 3.0 liter 'S' engine
and Power Steering
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