momo steering hub for 521

[mrbigtanker]

Does anyone know what part number hub adapter will fit.I searched but all i got was 510.i have a momo prototipo wheel and want to use it.thanks

[Z chopper]

I have the number at home

[jon521]

I have the number at home

 

 

cool story.

 

 

:D

[mrbigtanker]

I have the number at home

that would be great.thanks

[Z chopper]

MOMO Steering Wheel Hub Adapter Kit Nissan Part # 3505

 

not sure if that is the nissan # or the momo #

 

and there is one on ebay right now but pricey

[mrbigtanker]

Right on thanks.that's momos number and of course it does not exist.thank you

[Lee R]

Does anyone know what part number hub adapter will fit.I searched but all i got was 510.i have a momo prototipo wheel and want to use it.thanks

 

I'm pretty sure these fit the Momo bolt pattern.

 

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=datsun+620+boss&_sacat=See-All-Categories

[yello620]

521 adapters that fit correctly have been out of production for many years. Adapters for other models can be made to work, but they leave a large gap between the adapter and the column. And they must be modified to make the turn signals cancel normally.

 

Here is what they look like with a Grant/Superior bolt pattern.

 

And a picture from the side of the Superior box with the part number.

 

 

You can see that the depth of the adapter is much deeper, and this is what fills the gap between the column and adapter and also makes the turn signal cancel normally without modification.

[oldskoolvws]

If you can get the base grant spline adapter, you can use this to get the steering wheel closer to the dash. I actually have a Personal, and this worked well with my shortened column. I got all kinds of room between the wheel and me. Link also have the link for Momo adapter.

 

http://crowderscusto...nardi-1487.html

 

[pope_face]

I'm lucky enough to have a Momo adapter that I picked up a while ago from a shop that was going out of business, and it looked like it was produced back in the 70's or 80's... I agree, they are just about impossible to find, but like mentioned above, you can get an adapter to fit the adapter to run any wheel you want. I have a Momo to Nardi adapter for my truck, but you could probably get (or make) a Grant to Nardi, or Grant to Momo adapter. Or, if worse comes to worst, find a destroyed wheel with an intact hub, hack off the spokes, and modify the hub to accept the wheel of your choice. It's a bit drastic, but it's a good way of saving a wheel from the scrapyard.