Reply to "WTB - momo hub adapter"

panteradougMember

Here is a question for someone in the know. First off, I just see the adapter being listed for a 70 to 77 Capri.

The term Mk 1, 2, or 3 is not refered too here. Elsewhere, like in the UK, they do.

So I agree that the Pantera steering column seems to derive from the Mk 1, basically because of the dates of manufacture, but with all of this discussion, what is a Mk 2 and Mk 3?

Larry mentioned that he thought the od of the splines on the steering wheel input changes in 1973 on the Capri. After maket listings for the adapter are not indicating that they agree?

So let's make this a simple question, what is a Mk 3? What is the od of the splines and spline pattern and what Capri does that apply to? Phew. Lots of writing for a somewhat simple question that apparently few have the answer to?

12/20/229:30 AM

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