Looking for this str whl...

[Mitch Leland]

I've posted on the classified "wanted" months ago without any luck, I thought I would try here to see if I could get a any leads on where I might chase down a new or used steering wheel pictured below - P/N 914431 (?) NLS

Thanks,

[Rich76_911s]

I am sure you have seen this one before and don't want it, but in the 1:1000 chance you haven't seen it:

http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/911M/POR_911M_UPrc91_pg4.htm

Sorry if I am just sending you places you've already been.

Rich

[Mitch Leland]

Thanks Rich, yes I have, the 930S is my fall back position. I like the pictured wheel because it has a round center which duplicates the round gauges on the dash, call me crazy...

I appreciate your reply...

[Zeke]

Mitch, you should not have posted this. Now I want one. Before, I didn't know there was anything like this.

[equality72521]

Originally Posted by milt

Mitch, you should not have posted this. Now I want one. Before, I didn't know there was anything like this.

Right there with ya!

[Mitch Leland]

Milt,

Well maybe two heads are better than one... I haven't had any luck so far. I've tried all the new and used sources. It's like they only made one... It was suppose to have been a factory option. Maybe if we can find one, we can find two, or three... dream on.

[Paul K]

Wow, never seen one like that before. Looks like a 930s with a custom-made center?

[Zeke]

I had some luck looking at 928 parts and 968 parts in PET, but I couldn't find the exact application. I saw the drawing at MG 4, SG 03, page 403-05. But, if you click on the horn pad, it says "part unknown." That means the illustration is shared and the wheel illustrated is not from a 968. Shared with what other model(s), I can't seem to find.

[Quicksilver]

It looks almost identical to the Momo in my car. The seams are exactly the same and the shape of the "pop on" center cover is the same. There are only 2 differences that I can see.
- One is the larger round "horn button" area around the Porsche crest. The center cover in mine is solid except for a smaller round hole big enough for the smaller standard Momo horn button.
- The 2nd difference is mine has a small area covered with small dimples on the two horizontal spokes which mark additional horn buttons under the leather.

Not sure what the part number of it is but I have had it since the early 90s.

[group911@aol.co]

It's an aftermarket 930S wheel but with different pad.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by group911@aol.co

It's an aftermarket 930S wheel but with different pad.

Can you find a source for it? And, what size would that be? I'm ready to lose my Momo 13" and the 930S wheel is 14" , IIRC.

[Mitch Leland]

Wow, now we're getting some where...

Thanks,

[group911@aol.co]

It seems like something performance Product used to sell. Send a picture to Einmaleg and see if Brian remembers.

[TRE Cup]

its a factory S wheel look with a rather different center cover

[Zeke]

Dave, you may have gotten my em on this. It's illustrated pretty much as shown in the PET, cover and all.

[steely]

Is it me, or does it look smaller than 14" 930 wheel?

I'm getting the bug now too.

[jonbot]

Is this the same wheel, only with a different center?

Parting out 1971 Porsche 911 Conversion

Part of this thread:

Parting out 1971 Porsche 911 Conversion

[Glenn at Pelican Parts]

I think jonbot is on to something; the wheel on that car looks identical to the one your looking for Mitch except for the center. I suspect it's a MOMO wheel. It may or may not be available anymore, but I'm sure that center is NLA and was probably changed thanks to Porsche's legal team.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by steely

Is it me, or does it look smaller than 14" 930 wheel?

I'm getting the bug now too.

I think it's not just you. And I'm losing interest if I can't get a wheel similar to that but in the 930S size.

[billybek]

It kind of looks like this, but different centre.
FS: Very nice Steering Wheel