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evanbottcher Alfasud
Joined: 12 Mar 2003 Posts: 53 Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 5:03 am Post subject: Momo boss kit |
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Hi all, I picked up an old momo boss kit for the Sud on ebay at a reasonable price and am thinking of buying a matching wheel. What I'm wondering is what the extra adaptor plate I received is for. Here is a pic of all the bits I've received:
The boss on it's own would seem ready to bolt a momo wheel onto using the short hex screws.
What's this plate for though?
I'll probably work it out, just wondered if anyone had something similar.
cheers,
Evan. _________________ http://www.trofeoalfasud.com
'77 Alfasud Ti
'69 1750 GTV |
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LDA Alfa 33
Joined: 28 Nov 2004 Posts: 276 Location: France
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 8:34 pm Post subject: |
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not sure about you kit but another kit we used on a toyota had an extra part to help fit wheels that didnt have a cut out in the centre for the horn/boss.
you can get wheels with a hold in the middle and some without. i would think the extra bit if for that.
looking at your boss there is a raised lip that wouldnt fit if you had a solid centred wheel.
hope that helps
L. _________________ A good workman allways blames his sh*t tools. |
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Eddie W Alfa 33
Joined: 31 Jul 2003 Posts: 375 Location: new zealand
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 8:54 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Evan, A lot of Momos don't have as much dish as the original Alfa wheel and I suspect that the spacer is to bring the wheel back to you for better driving position.
I've adapted several Momos and other wheels to our fleet of 33s by stripping the original wheels to the metal hub and drilling and tapping to take the Momo. On most, depending on the dish, I've had to space the wheel back to restore the original relationship of the wheel.
Regards Eddie _________________ A LITTLE FURTHER A LITTLE FASTER |
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