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Momo R1971/38s Racing Steering Wheel Mod.n38 14.96 Inch, Black Suede on 2040-parts.com

US $325.00
Location:

Mooresville, North Carolina, United States

Mooresville, North Carolina, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:R1971-38S-LW Brand:Momo

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 Part # MOM-R1971-38S-LW


The Momo model MOD.N38 steering wheel has a Prototype style and is designed for racing applications. Available in black spoke only with Suede material. This model has a diameter of 14.96 inches or (380mm) and a rim diameter of 36mm x 28mm, with a dish of 3.42 inches (87mm).
Features
  • Diameter 14.96 Inches (380mm) 14.96 Inches (380mm)
  • Rim Diameter: 36mm x 28mm
  • Dish: 3.42 Inches (87mm)
  • Color: Black
  • Material: Suede
  • Stripe: Yes
  • Spoke Finish: Black
  • Horn: Matte Black
  • Weight: 4.10 lbs.
 

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