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by **JasonDi** » Tue, 10 Sep 1996 04:00:00

I need advice on how to mount a 10" suede MOMO formula car wheel on the
Thrustmaster T2. The MOMO has no mounting holes. You must drill them.
Also, a MOMO hub would probably not fit the plastic spleen.

I've thought about cutting the current wheel's spokes about 3" from the
center and removing the rim; then I would bolt the MOMO wheel to what's
left of the old wheel (basically crafting a hub out of the old wheel).
I'd hate for it to not work and be without the thing for a day! Will this
be strong enough? I need your thoughts.

Jason Dial
Tuscaloosa, AL, USA

by **Robert B. McGeh** » Wed, 11 Sep 1996 04:00:00

:I need advice on how to mount a 10" suede MOMO formula car wheel on the
:Thrustmaster T2. The MOMO has no mounting holes. You must drill them.
:Also, a MOMO hub would probably not fit the plastic spleen.
:
:I've thought about cutting the current wheel's spokes about 3" from the
:center and removing the rim; then I would bolt the MOMO wheel to what's
:left of the old wheel (basically crafting a hub out of the old wheel).
:I'd hate for it to not work and be without the thing for a day! Will this
:be strong enough? I need your thoughts.
:

I have a friend that did it, i am not sure how he mounted it though.
I beleive he just drilled three holes in the momo.

:Jason Dial
:Tuscaloosa, AL, USA

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by **Doug Arna** » Fri, 13 Sep 1996 04:00:00

> I need advice on how to mount a 10" suede MOMO formula car wheel on the
> Thrustmaster T2. The MOMO has no mounting holes. You must drill them.
> Also, a MOMO hub would probably not fit the plastic spleen.

> I've thought about cutting the current wheel's spokes about 3" from the
> center and removing the rim; then I would bolt the MOMO wheel to what's
> left of the old wheel (basically crafting a hub out of the old wheel).
> I'd hate for it to not work and be without the thing for a day! Will this
> be strong enough? I need your thoughts.

> Jason Dial
> Tuscaloosa, AL, USA

I made some adapters to do this exact thing on a T1. It fit over the
aluminum stub shaft that the platic wheel mounts on and has a flat three
bolt mounting pattern. All you need to do is remove the lock bolt that
holds the plastic wheel on, then mark and drill the three 1/4" bolt holes
in the MOMO to match my adapter, bolt them together, slide the new assy in
place, and replace lock bolt.......thats if it you T2 is like a T1 - which
I think it is. I have 5 in stock ATM...so E-mail if interested :-)

--Doug

by WO » Sat, 14 Sep 1996 04:00:00

Hey !
You burnt the following into my screen :

How much is such a MOMO-wheel ????????

by **Botc** » Sun, 15 Sep 1996 04:00:00

> Hey !
> You burnt the following into my screen :

> >in the MOMO to match my adapter, bolt them together, slide the new assy in
> >place, and replace lock bolt.......thats if it you T2 is like a T1 - which
> >I think it is. I have 5 in stock ATM...so E-mail if interested :-)
> How much is such a MOMO-wheel ????????

More than the T-2!!! <G>

by WO » Mon, 16 Sep 1996 04:00:00

Hey !
You burnt the following into my screen :

That wasn't my question !
I wanted the price !

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