Reply to "WTB - momo hub adapter"

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@panteradoug posted:
On the original wheel as you have pictured, one can clearly see how the directional cancel cam is driven by the notch in the steering wheel base.
The drive provided on the Momo adapter does not and makes no sense. There is no direct drive provision made for the cam canceler.

The photo below is the close-up that was posted of the Momo splined hub -

it definitely incorporates not just one notch like the OEM hub, but two notches. Perhaps the second is for a different application?

I don’t understand why you say the Momo lacks the notch? 🤷‍♂️

And just for clarity, here is a photo of the cancel cam, showing all of it, something that hasn’t yet been posted to this thread.

Larry

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