W203 Momo/Sparco steering wheel hubs?
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W203 Momo/Sparco steering wheel hubs?
Hey guys,
Just wondering if anyone has used aftermarket steering wheel hubs on our cars (W203). I have a really nice Italian made Italvolanti I'd like to put on there. I really hate our pizza pie sized steering wheels. I have problems knocking my knees with my elbows when I drive and I end up forcing myself to shuffle the steering wheel. I really hate that as it's not proper driving etiquette. I'm 6'2 and I power lift so I'm not what you'd call average sized. I realize there is the issue of the steering wheel buttons but I don't really use them anyways, so I'd relocate them somewhere off to the side. I also don't mind sacrificing the airbag.
I've checked Momo's site and they don't list any hubs for W203, only older models. Sparco lists a universal Mercedes hub which doesn't make sense. As far as I know the different models use different hub sizes. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
My Italvolanti has been through 1 BMW E30 M3 touring car, 3 of my own BMW's and 1 Volvo, it still looks brand new. It has sentimental meaning to me now.
Italvolanti use to make steering wheels for older factory Ferrari's
Bry
Just wondering if anyone has used aftermarket steering wheel hubs on our cars (W203). I have a really nice Italian made Italvolanti I'd like to put on there. I really hate our pizza pie sized steering wheels. I have problems knocking my knees with my elbows when I drive and I end up forcing myself to shuffle the steering wheel. I really hate that as it's not proper driving etiquette. I'm 6'2 and I power lift so I'm not what you'd call average sized. I realize there is the issue of the steering wheel buttons but I don't really use them anyways, so I'd relocate them somewhere off to the side. I also don't mind sacrificing the airbag.
I've checked Momo's site and they don't list any hubs for W203, only older models. Sparco lists a universal Mercedes hub which doesn't make sense. As far as I know the different models use different hub sizes. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
My Italvolanti has been through 1 BMW E30 M3 touring car, 3 of my own BMW's and 1 Volvo, it still looks brand new. It has sentimental meaning to me now.
Italvolanti use to make steering wheels for older factory Ferrari's Bry
Last edited by Autotechnica; Jun 27, 2015 at 03:24 PM.
