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Bills73BGT
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Hi all,
I purchased a used, old (stamped 1974), Nardi steering wheel recently. The hub that it came with was supposedly from a 74 MGB which fits my 73, but the hub is so deep that it makes using the turn signals & wipers useless.
I want to purchase a new correct hub for my 73 with an MG logo. I know Moss sells hubs for both Moto Lita & their Tourist Trophy brand. Does anyone know if the steering wheel bolt pattern is the same?
One website I visited sold an adapter from Moto Lita to Nardi which leads me to believe that the pattern is different.
I'd like to find the right hub on the first (or maybe second) try. I can buy the right Nardi hub, but I don't really want a Nardi logo. I don't really want to hot glue an MG logo on there either.
Any advice appreciated!
Bill
I purchased a used, old (stamped 1974), Nardi steering wheel recently. The hub that it came with was supposedly from a 74 MGB which fits my 73, but the hub is so deep that it makes using the turn signals & wipers useless.
I want to purchase a new correct hub for my 73 with an MG logo. I know Moss sells hubs for both Moto Lita & their Tourist Trophy brand. Does anyone know if the steering wheel bolt pattern is the same?
One website I visited sold an adapter from Moto Lita to Nardi which leads me to believe that the pattern is different.
I'd like to find the right hub on the first (or maybe second) try. I can buy the right Nardi hub, but I don't really want a Nardi logo. I don't really want to hot glue an MG logo on there either.
Any advice appreciated!
Bill
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