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Dino steerng wheels history, steering wheel 206 S?

Discussion in '206/246' started by Dino Club Germany, Mar 14, 2009.

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  1. V12addict

    V12addict Formula Junior

    Jan 2, 2004
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    Has the look of well worn pair of gloves. I would keep it original as long as it doesn't fall apart.
     
  2. pjbf

    pjbf Karting

    Jul 13, 2011
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    Europe
    I think so to, but maybe some people dont like patina!!!It is very strong i wont fall apart!!It was all reglued like if it was retrimed, I guess I have to make new pictures were it can be seen better looks,

    thank you

    Paulo
     
  3. docbell

    docbell Formula Junior

    Oct 11, 2012
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    Erie, PA
    Hello Paulo,

    Sorry, I missed this a couple of months ago. I measured the diameter of the wheel and it is 13 and 3/4" which is approximately 349mm.
     
  4. Paulrobe

    Paulrobe Rookie

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  5. Nuvolari

    Nuvolari F1 Veteran
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    Sep 3, 2002
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    This is a 'Dino' brand wheel made in the 80's and 90's. Pretty worthless and in no way related to any Ferrari or Fiat Dino product.
     
  6. Paulrobe

    Paulrobe Rookie

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    Thankyou for your knowledge.
     
  7. marksgtv

    marksgtv Karting

    May 29, 2009
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    Mark Morrissey
  8. ghenne

    ghenne Formula Junior
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    Mar 8, 2004
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    I'm trying to decide whether it's worth replacing my steering wheel. I'm getting ready for the FCA National in 2022. I don't plan to have a perfect car, but good enough to not lose points over dumb details.

    The first picture is what I have right now. It looks like a MOMO Prototipo. It was put on the car in 1981 - the original probably cracked, as was common back in the day. On the back, it says 1977, probably the year of manufacture. It's a bit smaller than stock, with a thicker rim. I'm happy with it - and I worry the wider stock wheel will give my long legs a bit less room.

    The second picture show what Superformance supplies as a wheel these days. The rim would have to be recovered with the proper material. It's missing the MOMO logo.

    What would you guys do?

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  9. Nuvolari

    Nuvolari F1 Veteran
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    Keep the Prototipo as it is more faithful to period than the Superformance wheel. When you look closely the Superformance wheel is incorrect everywhere not just the covering. The grain of the aluminum is different and so too the edge profile on the spokes and holes. Plus you drive your car a LOT so use the wheel you like better and fits your legs. My 2 Lira.
     
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  10. Edward 96GTS

    Edward 96GTS F1 Veteran
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    Nov 1, 2003
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    if you are going to show the car, give the judges what they expect to see. which would result in the most deductions?
     
  11. Sergio Tavares

    Sergio Tavares Formula Junior

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    With compendium update, is it still true that no Momo Prototipo was delivered on a 246?


     
  12. GermanDino

    GermanDino F1 Rookie

    Aug 14, 2007
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    yes
     

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