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Cup Car Steering Wheel Installation Help?

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YOUR RESEARCHCup Car Steering Wheel Installation Help?

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My first thought is you have the wrong hub, obviously it fits over the spline, but every momo hub I have ever used bolted up without adding a spacer.
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When I slide the momo hub onto the spline and tighten the nut, I run out of thread, yet there is still about 1/4" gap between the nut and the hub, meaning there is some play.
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Suggestion · Original poster
When I slide the momo hub onto the spline and tighten the nut, I run out of thread, yet there is still about 1/4" gap between the nut and the hub, meaning there is some play.
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Use spacer behind the spline nut

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Suggestion · Original poster
Did you guys use a spacer behind the spline nut?
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Suggestion · Original poster
When I slide the momo hub onto the spline and tighten the nut, I run out of thread, yet there is still about 1/4" gap between the nut and the hub, meaning there is some play.
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Use bolted up without adding a spacer

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My first thought is you have the wrong hub, obviously it fits over the spline, but every momo hub I have ever used bolted up without adding a spacer.
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Use spacer behind the spline nut

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Suggestion · Original poster
Did you guys use a spacer behind the spline nut?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey guys, I just have a quick question about installing the cup car wheel and hub. When I slide the momo hub onto the spline and tighten the nut, I run out of thread, yet there is still about 1/4" gap between the nut and the hub, meaning there is some play. Did you guys use a spacer behind the spline nut? Here is the kit that I bought: http://www.ebay.com/itm/390368328885...84.m1497.l2649 I was told that it would include everything needed to install it in my 996, but I guess that's not the case....... Knowing myself I've probably left something out lol. Any help would be appreciated.....

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My first thought is you have the wrong hub, obviously it fits over the spline, but every momo hub I have ever used bolted up without adding a spacer.

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