Reply to "Lecarra Steering Wheel Quick Release Hub"

hustlerMember

more great info. was working on the car friday, so will call monday. seems as though the easiest route is to get the momo to ford spline adapter, momo quick release assembly, and then 9 hole adapter from momo to lecarra if i want to keep the lecarra wheel. that hall catalog piece is interesting. looks like the center button is the release? the multitude of adapters does make me a little nervous. I could fix the problem of getting into the car, but then i've brought the steering wheel closer to my body during driving which means even more modifications. i like where the wheel sits right now, so will explore this further. thanks for all the feedback you guys, has helped tremendously.

3/10/1811:35 PM

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