MOMO Screws INOX Flat Head With Wrench M5X30 – 6 pcs set / Silver

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MOMO Screws INOX Flat Head With Wrench M5X30 – 6 pcs set / Silver

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Description

Elevate your steering setup with this MOMO bolt kit—precisely crafted to match the original hardware used on Momo Competition steering wheels. This brand-new, Italian-made set of six silver INOX bolts offers a lightweight yet durable solution for secure and stylish installation. Coupled with the included Allen key, it’s perfect for enthusiasts looking to maintain that iconic Momo look and performance.

Product Description

Name: Momo Steering Wheel Replacement Bolt Set (Flat Head) – Pack of 6
Part Number: OEM/Manufacturer Part No. 12941111119
Material: INOX (lightweight and corrosion-resistant)
Finish: Sivler (INOX), with sleek flat-head design

Included Items:

6 × bolts (likely M5 x ~30 mm thread length)
Allen key for easy installation

Manufacturer:

Momo, made in Italy

Features:

Flat-head style for a clean aesthetic
Universal fitment—suitable for many steering wheel hubs and adapters
Classified as a performance part

Applications:

Ideal replacement screws for Momo “Competition” steering wheels, maintaining OEM-quality fit and finish

Additional information

Weight	0.1 kg
Country Of Origin	Italy

What's included

Retainer ring

Brand

MOMO

Momo was founded in 1964 by race car driver Gianpiero Moretti. In that year, Moretti commissioned a local craftsman to produce a custom steering wheel for his own racing car. This special steering wheel – the first Momo steering wheel in the Company’s history – had a superior and thicker grip compared to the normal racing steering wheels available at the time. Drivers from other teams quickly noticed Moretti’s new steering wheel and wanted the same for their cars, and so it started to gain fame within the racing community. The new Momo steering wheel also caught the attention of the then Ferrari Formula One driver, John Surtees, who wanted to mount it on his single-seater car. John Surtees’ Ferrari, equipped with the Momo racing steering wheel, won the Formula One world title in 1964. And so it was that Gianpiero Moretti converted his passion into a manufacturing reality, and Momo (for Moretti Monza) was born.