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Postby RaYmO » Mon Nov 20, 2006 4:19 pm

Im pretty sure that the Nardi Wheels uses the same hub as the momo (I could be wrong)

If thats the case you can save your money and put it towards a voodoo knob 8)
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Postby vrmmmpshhh » Mon Nov 20, 2006 5:40 pm

my nardi and stock momo use the same hub.

the steering wheel is just on with allen bolts and is easily removed.
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Postby Russellb » Mon Nov 20, 2006 9:24 pm

The Holes line up between the two brands but the orantaion of the hole is different. The momo has a hole a 12 o\"clock the nardi has them at
11 and 1 O'clock The only thing that will be upset buy using a momo
wheel on a nardi hub ( Or visa versa ) is the blinker canceling
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Postby vrmmmpshhh » Mon Nov 20, 2006 11:15 pm

spot on... ive always wondered why my blinkers never self cancelled.
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Postby tassie devil » Tue Nov 21, 2006 12:37 am

I fitted my Nardi woodrim, by taking the original steering wheel off the hub and getting the local engineering works to line up the new steering wheel and re tap new holes into the hub. That way I can put the old leather covered Momo wheel back on if ever I sell the car. I had the friendlly steering and tire man adjust the wheels to ensure the wheel was straight. Can't stand steering wheels that a crooked on the spline, finnished the job with black anodised set screws....beaudy!
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Postby RaYmO » Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:15 am

AdamS wrote:So is there a way of keeping self cancelling indicators with a nardi wheel, or is that just the cost of a nardi wheel?


I think thats why we will need the Nardi/Momo adapter...
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Postby RaYmO » Fri Nov 24, 2006 11:52 am

AdamS wrote:
RaYmO wrote:
AdamS wrote:So is there a way of keeping self cancelling indicators with a nardi wheel, or is that just the cost of a nardi wheel?


I think thats why we will need the Nardi/Momo adapter...

Sorry, I don't mean to prove myself completely thick, but let me get it straight.
If i get the hub adapter, my indicators WILL self cancel, correct?


Based on the thread replies above I think that is the case. Let me know if ur gonna get the adapters from Crowders Customizing from Ebay... We can minimise freight costs if we order it together... anyone else up for a Momo => Nardi hub adapter ring?
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Postby green_comet » Fri Nov 24, 2006 12:05 pm

adam try pick yourself up a second hand nardi boss from an na8. Im pretty sure it will go straight into a na6. Then you will have no problems fitting a nardi wheel..
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