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I've a Nardi steering wheel that I'm looking to install in my 76 Series 2. I know it's not exactly a unique addition, so I'm hoping other members have some advice.
The Nardi hub adapter (4302.14.2202) seems to be unobtainium at this time. The manufacturer promised they'll connect me with a supplier here in the States but no such luck yet. Even eBay sellers seem to be sold out.
Have others had any luck with universal adapters? If so, which one have you used and how was the install?
Thank you in advance.
Last edited by BigBlueLump76; 12-11-2023 at 06:02 PM.
Never heard of them till today. They did show pictures of the products. I was surprised that 75 and 76 differed.... I have a 75 coupe I've been looking for a wheel for.
Never heard of them till today. They did show pictures of the products. I was surprised that 75 and 76 differed.... I have a 75 coupe I've been looking for a wheel for.
Yup, I also thought that was strange.
I've had this wheel for a few months so can't return it anymore but when I was shopping for one I also had my eye on the classic style Momo: https://momo.com/en-us/shop/indy?sku=IND35MA0P
The nice thing about these is Momo hubs are easily available and a couple of bucks cheaper
Perhaps because of the "Collapsible center section" ? (Which is shown in the photo?)
I've tried for years to make sense of the Nardi listings. The info is sketchy and conflicting at times.
Cheers
DD
Perhaps. Funny enough, I just received an email from Crowder's, Nardi's supplier that they've a shipment on the way with the original part number 4302.14.2202.
I may be going with Moto Lita for the steering wheel. I already purchased road wheels, but not Cragers. The carbon fiber dash sounds like a possibility to go with the triple Webers and the 5 speed. No ground effects though.....
Perhaps. Funny enough, I just received an email from Crowder's, Nardi's supplier that they've a shipment on the way with the original part number 4302.14.2202.
Since you have a line of communication, and if the mood strikes, ask if they have any knowledge of two versions of the adapter--long and short.
I've only ever found the long version that puts the steering a bit far away from the column stalks. I'm 99% sure is (or was) a shorter version but my hours of research have been fruitess.
Since you have a line of communication, and if the mood strikes, ask if they have any knowledge of two versions of the adapter--long and short.
I've only ever found the long version that puts the steering a bit far away from the column stalks. I'm 99% sure is (or was) a shorter version but my hours of research have been fruitess.