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Anyone have a Pic of a Momo steering wheel on a 3?
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Check this out:
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I think the answer is 'no' across the board. IIRC the MoMo wheels used a application-specific hub that attached to the shaft using a nut, just like the original steering wheel. There were some other aftermarket wheels that would keep the control head, but again IIRC, not with the Momo. And I believe the R&P cars had a different fitting for the steering wheel than the earlier cars did.
https://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Triumph-T...sQ5fAccessories
I think the answer is 'no' across the board. IIRC the MoMo wheels used a application-specific hub that attached to the shaft using a nut, just like the original steering wheel. There were some other aftermarket wheels that would keep the control head, but again IIRC, not with the Momo. And I believe the R&P cars had a different fitting for the steering wheel than the earlier cars did.
