Replacement Momo steering wheel?
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Pretty sure the aftermarkets should fit on just fine as the wheel the car comes with is also an aftermarket one. What size wheel are you going for? I'm tempted to get something a tad smaller (and more attractive). I really like the aftermarket momo one lotus sell although its been in short supply of late.
miken said:
How about some flashing lights on the wheel..
www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html
Lovely! I did consider a wheel with change-up lights along the top but where do I connect these to?!
amg merc said:
How about some flashing lights on the wheel..
<a href="http://www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html">www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html</a>
Lovely! I did consider a wheel with change-up lights along the top but where do I connect these to?!
Its fairly easy to make a shift light kit yourself. I think Maplins even do a self build project.
V6GTO said:
Has anyone replaced theirs? I have my eye on a couple of Momo wheels and wondered whether they all use the same boss (so you just leave the boss on and bolt the wheel to it)?
Been to Halfords, Rob?
Actually Martin, yes I did visit Halfords! Their prices are keen but it seems that they market the Momo line under their Ripspeed brand, so the centre boss has the word "Ripspeed" instead of "Momo" and I don't like this!
DustyC said:
miken said:
How about some flashing lights on the wheel..
<a href="http://www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html"><a href="http://www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html">www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html</a></a>
Lovely! I did consider a wheel with change-up lights along the top but where do I connect these to?!
Its fairly easy to make a shift light kit yourself. I think Maplins even do a self build project.
Yes, but where does it connect to?!
amg merc said:
How about some flashing lights on the wheel..
<a href="http://www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html">www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html</a>
Lovely! I did consider a wheel with change-up lights along the top but where do I connect these to?!
I believe these things connect to the rev counter feed behind the dash. Never seen a nice wheel with lights in it though? The stack wheels with all the displays in are frankly pretty ridiculous in a roadcar where you have to put more than half a turn of lock on in either direction.
there is always something like this to replace your standard tach. Don't know for sure if it would fit though, but very nice nonetheless...
www.stackltd.com/tachtim1.html
there was one for sale on the Caterham Grads site.
www.graduates.org.uk/forsale/default.asp?itemID=11
www.stackltd.com/tachtim1.html
there was one for sale on the Caterham Grads site.
www.graduates.org.uk/forsale/default.asp?itemID=11
miken said:
there is always something like this to replace your standard tach. Don't know for sure if it would fit though, but very nice nonetheless...
www.stackltd.com/tachtim1.html
there was one for sale on the Caterham Grads site.
www.graduates.org.uk/forsale/default.asp?itemID=11
Nice gauge but I saw a Momo wheel (I think?) whilst trawling earlier that just had a set of change-up lights at the top - very neat!
Love the Stack wheel but £2,550? www.reverie.com do loverly carbon wheels for about £750 that weigh the same as packet of fags. M.
amg merc said:
amg merc said:
miken said:
How about some flashing lights on the wheel..
<a href="http://www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html"><a href="http://www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html"><a href="http://www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html">www.stackltd.com/steeringdash.html</a></a></a>
Lovely! I did consider a wheel with change-up lights along the top but where do I connect these to?!
Its fairly easy to make a shift light kit yourself. I think Maplins even do a self build project.
Yes, but where does it connect to?!
Well the kit I saw years ago contect straight to the coil. The shift lights could then be set to whatever you wanted.
It was also possible to make a digital read out version.
Having the shift lights in the top of the wheel makes sense, as it will generally be at around the twelve o'clock position when you are accelerating hard.
Also the top of the wheel is higher in your field of vision then the dash clocks..
However, for a grand or so, that buys a lot of driver training with someone like Cadence which would probably be more valuable..
Still like the wheel lights though!
Those carbon wheels look great Martin!
www.reverie.ltd.uk/en/products/automotive/universal/steer_01.php
>> Edited by miken on Wednesday 11th August 16:25
Also the top of the wheel is higher in your field of vision then the dash clocks..
However, for a grand or so, that buys a lot of driver training with someone like Cadence which would probably be more valuable..
Still like the wheel lights though!
Those carbon wheels look great Martin!
www.reverie.ltd.uk/en/products/automotive/universal/steer_01.php
>> Edited by miken on Wednesday 11th August 16:25
miken said:
Those carbon wheels look great Martin!
www.reverie.ltd.uk/en/products/automotive/universal/steer_01.php
>> Edited by miken on Wednesday 11th August 16:25
Quality is superb and they feel sooooo good! M.
All set to collect my M400 tomorrow and have asked the factory to fit a Momo Millenium wheel as I'm not too keen on the standard type. www.passionmotorsport.co.uk/solesteermenu9.htm
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