tr4guy

I picked up a really nice Dino steering wheel but I'm having trouble finding the adapter to fit it to my 911.......Anyone have a source that sells these adapters???

tr4guy

It's amazing that 217 people have read this thread and nobody has input as to where to get the adapters for this wheel......maybe they don't exist.

porsche0nut

I think we were all hoping there's be a pic of the steering wheel

tr4guy

Unfortunately I haven't figured out how to get pics uploaded here.....do you have to be a paid member to do photos?????

mclmk8d

Upload your photos to a photo site like imageshack or photobucket, then copy the link to the photo, click on the picture icon above and paste the link, click ok

Josh D

My SC came with a Dino. I've always wondered if the hub adapter bolt spacing to the wheel is the same as a Momo.

Measure the Dino bolt spacing and maybe someone with a Momo will kindly measure the Momo bolt spacing.

WPOZZZ

Bolt spacing on a Dino is a little bigger than a Momo.

You can also look for Raid and Nardi hubs as they have the same bolt pattern.

Mike Hughes

Hi, I have an old Momo kit that I just found in the garage still in the box. It consists of a Dino horn button, a couple of different adaptors and bits and pieces. It came from Automotion in 1999 and has their part no. DO-7012. Let me know. Mike

SPDADCT

I have a Dino Steering wheel and Dino adapter on my 87 cab. It is a little to short from the steering wheel to the dash compared to the factory or Momo wheel / adapter.

So that is probably the reason why most people go with the momo combination instead of the Dino.