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Need Steering Adapter ID Help

I have this adapter and I am getting mixed opinions on what it is. I'm guessing quick release because of the three holes (fourth hole is in horn contact placement). Any help would be appreciated!




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Did the idea that it's a base hub for a 3 bolt quick release not work out? It sure looks like the spline setup for a '74-89 car, with the black plastic 3 hole contact/horn canceller.
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Did the idea that it's a base hub for a 3 bolt quick release not work out? It sure looks like the spline setup for a '74-89 car, with the black plastic 3 hole contact/horn canceller.
That'd definitely the leading theory at this point! But I'm looking for some more specifics or confirmation. Many thanks to you for all the help! -- Matt
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Looks like a momo adapter that's been machined for a quick disconnect.
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Do you think it was machined? I was kinda thinking it was made like that - I've yet to see a solid Momo hub.
Anyway, I agree - looks like it was designed to fit an LTB or other quick connect on a shorthood 911. A Momo or Nardi regular hub is more than twice that depth.

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