MOMO steering wheel question
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Hello,
If I want to keep the stock wheel position (depth), will I also need a spacer when installing a MOMO Mod 78 wheel (flat spokes, no dish) along with the usual MOMO hub on my '87 911 (or does it maintain the stock position as is)?? If so, which spacer (0.6" or 1")??
Thanks a lot-
If I want to keep the stock wheel position (depth), will I also need a spacer when installing a MOMO Mod 78 wheel (flat spokes, no dish) along with the usual MOMO hub on my '87 911 (or does it maintain the stock position as is)?? If so, which spacer (0.6" or 1")??
Thanks a lot-
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I believe the 0.6 spacer will put it close to stock position but I just put a 1" spacer on mine because with the race seats I installed I am sitting lower thus farther away from the wheel so it makes it very comfortable.
Without the spacer the wheels seems to be about a half inch closer than stock.
Hope that helps.
Without the spacer the wheels seems to be about a half inch closer than stock.
Hope that helps.
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I put a new Momo wheel on over the weekend without any spacers. I had the "extended hub" option and the Momo hub does move the wheel back towards the dash some, there is plenty of finger clearance. The turn signal/flasher is much easier to reach as well.