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I'm dry-fitting a new Momo Prototipo steering wheel in my '99 C4, and ran into an unexpected problem.
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Anybody else run into this?
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I'm dry-fitting a new Momo Prototipo steering wheel in my '99 C4, and ran into an unexpected problem.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm dry-fitting a new Momo Prototipo steering wheel in my '99 C4, and ran into an unexpected problem. Here's my view in my normal seating position: This photo is pretty close to what I see...I can't see the top of any of the gauges! I don't care for this at all- shouldn't have to duck to see what the oil pressure is. I knew the wheel was smaller diameter but this was a surprise since I haven't seen anyone else complain about this. I'm not tall, but I'm not a midget either- 5'8". I tried moving the seat around a bit- back and forth a notch or two, and elevating/down. I usually have the seat all the way close to the floor so no help there. This is with the Momo 7004 hub. Anybody else run into this? Pretty bummed because I really love the finish of the wheel and how it looks in the car. Charley

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Yes it does obscure the gauges a bit. You get use to it. If you�re starring at your gauges that much, well you might want a Mezger.😎

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Mezger...would if I could! :-) I mean, I get what you're saying, but I basically have zero visibility to oil pressure (can just barely see 1 bar), nothing for water temp, and very little for voltage. I love the looks of the clocks on the 996...plus I have a deeply ingrained habit of the "scan"...road ahead, left, right, behind, gauges. This habit from riding motorcycles and other "things".

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I think it looks pretty good though.

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They make an eccentric spacer that moves it up 2cm for this reason.

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I had not run across that fact...that is exactly the info nugget I was looking for! Found just the right video too... You Tube Awesome, thank you RyanH! Charley

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