 Momo hub adapter for a 71 914-4?, Anyone made something work? |
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| tailwind22 |
 Mar 7 2026, 06:51 PM
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Member  Group: Members Posts: 95 Joined: 7-November 17 From: Moses Lake, WA Member No.: 21,583 Region Association: Pacific Northwest 
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One of my 914s is a 71 914-4 with a 3.0 6 in it. The 71 914-4 is a bit of a red herring that does not use 914-6 steering column or the 72 on configuration. Want to put a Momo on and was wondering if anyone had figured out s work around?
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| Novipec |
Mar 9 2026, 05:31 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 4-September 24 From: Austria Member No.: 28,328 Region Association: None |
I do have a Momo installed, 1974 1.8, and I love it:
https://www.momo-germany.de/mod-07-Wildleder.html https://www.momo-germany.de/lenkraeder/Nabe.../914-1969-1976/  |
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| tailwind22 |
Mar 9 2026, 12:08 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 95 Joined: 7-November 17 From: Moses Lake, WA Member No.: 21,583 Region Association: Pacific Northwest
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I believe that I cracked the code on putting an aftermarket steering wheel on a 71 914-4. The Momo 8002 that I have on my 73 will work but leaves a space and isn't really compatible with the turn signal mechanism. With the help of some old World posts I have ordered the Momo 0230 hub and found a NLA trim ring that should work with the hub and will allow me to keep the turn signal parts as they are. I've included pics if anyone is interested.
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