Re: vendor for Momo wheels?

I got a Caliba Kadet at a local karting shop for MUCH less than a Momo. You can check out pricing details, a source on the web, and pictures of the wheel on my own modified TSW2 setup here: http://members.iquest.net/~jbodin/tsw2mod.htm The Kadet is a very nice three-spoke leather-and-suede with an aluminum hub -- it looks a lot like a Momo, it's VERY comfortable, AND it cost a LOT less, so I'd highly recommend this as an alternative. FYI, Thomas Enterprises was offering this wheel as an alternative to the Momo-like Grant racing wheel that they carry for a while. Hope this helps! -- JB In article <8nucdp$1226$[email hidden]>, [email hidden] (Bill Mette) wrote: > Out of curiosity, does anyone know where you can purcase Momo > competition steering wheels in the US? I'm debating putting one onmy old > TSW. I know Thomas Enterprises sells them, but I'd like to do a bitof

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> comparison shopping. > > Thanks, > Bill > -- > | "Instead of letting the moon be the > Bill Mette | gateway to our future, we have let > Enteract, Chicago | it become a brief chapter in our > [email hidden] | history." - Andrew Chaikin >

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Out of curiosity, does anyone know where you can purcase Momo competition steering wheels in the US? I'm debating putting one on my old TSW. I know Thomas Enterprises sells them, but I'd like to do a bit of comparison shopping. Thanks, Bill -- | "Instead of letting the moon be the Bill Mette | gateway to our future, we have let Enteract, Chicago | it become a brief chapter in our [email hidden] | history." - Andrew Chaikin

I believe TSW puts the buttons and shift paddles on the wheels, something you'd have to do yourself if you bought a Momo elsewhere. Might be something to consider. -- Slot Tweaks & Reviews www.slottweak.com "Bill Mette" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8nucdp$1226$[email hidden]... > Out of curiosity, does anyone know where you can purcase Momo > competition steering wheels in the US? I'm debating putting one on my old > TSW. I know Thomas Enterprises sells them, but I'd like to do a bit of > comparison shopping. > > Thanks, > Bill > -- > | "Instead of letting the moon be the > Bill Mette | gateway to our future, we have let > Enteract, Chicago | it become a brief chapter in our > [email hidden] | history." - Andrew Chaikin

Actually they sell both plain wheels and "fully outfitted" ones. For now, I just want the better wheel with my existing buttons. And since I have access to a drill press I figured that it shouldn't be too big a deal to install myself. Thanks for the input though. In article <zJyo5.5495$[email hidden]>, GTX_SlotCar <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>I believe TSW puts the buttons and shift paddles on the wheels, something >you'd have to do yourself if you bought a Momo elsewhere. Might be something >to consider. > >Tweaks & Reviews >www.slottweak.com >"Bill Mette" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:8nucdp$1226$[email hidden]... >> Out of curiosity, does anyone know where you can purcase Momo >> competition steering wheels in the US? I'm debating putting one on my old >> TSW. I know Thomas Enterprises sells them, but I'd like to do a bit of >> comparison shopping.

-- | "Instead of letting the moon be the Bill Mette | gateway to our future, we have let Enteract, Chicago | it become a brief chapter in our [email hidden] | history." - Andrew Chaikin

Do a search for momo on http://www.amazon.com returns specialty shops... Bill Mette wrote: > Out of curiosity, does anyone know where you can purcase Momo > competition steering wheels in the US? I'm debating putting one on my old > TSW. I know Thomas Enterprises sells them, but I'd like to do a bit of > comparison shopping.