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swb landy

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Anyone give me any tips as to what 80,s ish steering wheel i can fit to my 944, i dont like the " fast and furious" style, just fancy something plain and stylish, got to look nice in the car and feel nice to hand. . . . . ,
help,
Dave
 
Prototipo:
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A pair of more modern Monte Carlo 'Race wheels, without their bezels which wont fot over a Porsche horn push:
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Thank you for the pics, LOVE the first one, 2nd one.. . bit too RED for me and the last 2 are just plain FUGLY [:mad:], |Looks like i could be on the search for a used one soon then, like a bit of " patina " on steering wheels, thanx again, Dave
 
Ed on here had a Momo Prototipo fitted to his IIRC
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You can also consider the Champio wheel from Mono
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You can always consider the ClubSport (I may be selling mine TBH):
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Here is a thread on Rennlist discussing and showing the various Momo wheels on 944s: http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/924-931-944-951-968-forum/603517-momo-steering-wheels-need-pics-ideas-3.html
 
The Monte Carlo is a little red and this is why its still as-new and virtually unused. I fitted it into my series one trackday car but had to remove it because I found myself driving fat too quickly everywhere! I have a red suede (competition) one too, which is even redder and probably even less likely to be fitted, unless I start hillclimbing again. It is pretty though.
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Thanx for the reply,s, i dont like the "shaped" rim on the later momo wheels, i kinda like them to be the same shape and diamater all the way around the rim. I have a momo tuner on my mazda, thats not to bad but i fancy something a bit more subtle for my 944. I like the clubsport wheel, but i doubt i could afford one of those. . . . . Dave
 
I prefer the CS wheel. I have one in my car,although some people feel the rim is too thick and would go with a prototipo,which is my second favorite wheel.
 
IMHO the Club Sport is the one to have. It is the only one that looks like it was meant to be there (if you exclude the original which does look dated).
 
ORIGINAL: swb landy Thanx for the reply,s, i dont like the "shaped" rim on the later momo wheels, i kinda like them to be the same shape and diamater all the way around the rim. I have a momo tuner on my mazda, thats not to bad but i fancy something a bit more subtle for my 944. I like the clubsport wheel, but i doubt i could afford one of those. . . . . Dave
Dave, drop simkin@yahoo.co.uk a line he has one for sale £185
 
ORIGINAL: John Sims IMHO the Club Sport is the one to have. It is the only one that looks like it was meant to be there (if you exclude the original which does look dated).
Agree with you totally [:)]
 
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ORIGINAL: craiginuk
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How?
Not sure, it was on there when i bought the car. I did change the horn button from a momo one to the porsche one but all went in same way it came apart. Actually thinking about it, i think i battled to get the shroud over the new horn plastic collar so i just put the new innards in. I'd offer to take it apart again to see but the hex head screws were close to stripping when I put it back together last time.
 
Simon, have you got a steering wheel fetish [:D] i have a wheel fetish and i am not ashamed to come out [:D] i have CS on both my cars but i could live with the Momo shown.
 
A collection Jim. I had a 968 CS wheel too, which I wish I still owned. I sold it though the Trading Post in 2001 for something silly like £200 for a virtually new wheel - removed when the car was only a few months old and replaced with a Monte Carlo. I have five of six lozenges too, although a couple are for 911/928 as well as some MX-5 Momos. I love buying and hate selling... [:D]
 
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ORIGINAL: swb landy Thanx for the reply,s, i dont like the "shaped" rim on the later momo wheels, i kinda like them to be the same shape and diamater all the way around the rim. I have a momo tuner on my mazda, thats not to bad but i fancy something a bit more subtle for my 944. I like the clubsport wheel, but i doubt i could afford one of those. . . . . Dave
Dave, drop simkin@yahoo.co.uk a line he has one for sale £185
Nice wheel but like i said, havnt got that sort of money, got to buy rubber for my cookie cutters before anything else. . . . .suppose i could sell my 16" cup wheels to pay for it. . . .. . . . . .no, stop it, oh dear, i,m off again. . . . Dave
 
Simon, a garage full of various 944 wheel sets, early or late offset sir ? still find myself surfing the well known internet auction site looking at them, nearly bought a full car just for the wheels (Fuchs) with a view to moving the car on after fitting another set of wheels and a tidy up, must see someone about this,there must be a cure out there ? [:(]
 

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