ID Sliders/Hub

[ckcadavona]

I bought a Momo Corse seat and a Momo wheel from a local for 100 bucks! The wheel came with a hub and the seat came with sliders. Can anyone ID the sliders and hub? Is the hub still useable? It did not come with a cover but I was thinking of using a sock or something. Here's some pics...


CAMA is stamped on the sliders.


Small pieces missing and a crack in the black plastic piece.

[veilside180sx]

Those look like Sparco sliders, but I don't recognize the hub

I think the seat is outdated, but for $100/pair...who cares=)

[2Fass240us]

I think the seat is outdated, but for $100/pair...who cares=)

Yes: FIA standard 8855/1999 has a 5-year expiration date.

Agreed on the "who cares" part? The worst you'd have to do if you wanted to meet SCCA/NASA rules is put a seatback brace on it.

WhereTF were seats like this when I was looking for them? Good find!

[Def]

That's a badass deal on the seats!

As for the hub - just get a cheap one off ebay. I did and it works fine.

[ckcadavona]

I ended up getting a Splash/Works Bell hub for a HICAS S13. The guy that sold the seats to me said he'd help me fab up some brackets. I hope he'll follow through because it doesnt seem that hard to make brackets and bolt the sliders to them. Especially after looking at Veilside180sx's blog.

[veilside180sx]

I can give you the measurements for each of the ears as well, but it still takes finesse to get it right.

[ckcadavona]

That woud be awesome! What type of metal did you use? How thick?

[veilside180sx]

1/2" steel rod and 3/16" 1" and 2" flat stock