YOUR RESEARCHMomo Hub fitment
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I've searched but couldn't find the answer. When i try to install a Momo steering wheel hub 7004, it doesn't seem to slide into the spline all the way. Looks like the hole on the hub has to be slightly enlarged to be able to have the hub sit flush. Does anyone have any insight on this? I've attached an image that shows the side of the hub and how the tab doesn't insert where it is supposed to go. 1liL2P7.jpg
Guess everyone's trying to fix things rather than mod their 996 lol. So there is actually a bolt at the bottom of the steering spindle that you can loosen and move the spindle closer to the hub adapter. Easy peasy
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