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MOMO 4903 6-Bolt Steering Wheel Hub Adapter for Honda Civic/Accord/Prelude

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Product Specification:

SKU:MOM4903

MPN: 4903

UPC: 8024055004662

Weight: 1.4 lb

Inventory: 6

Type: Steering Wheel Hubs



Vehicle Fitment

  • 1984-1987 Honda Civic
  • 1983-1989 Honda Accord
  • 1983-1991 Honda Prelude

Fitment Notes

  • Vehicle-specific hub - some retailers also list Acura Integra and Legend applications; confirm exact model-year compatibility for your specific vehicle before ordering
  • Compatible with MOMO, Sparco, and other 6-bolt steering wheels (not compatible with Nardi or Personal bolt patterns)

Features

  • Collapsible steel center section designed to absorb impact energy in a collision
  • Splined aluminum base matched to the factory steering column
  • Plastic bellows cover for a finished factory-style appearance
  • Direct bolt-in design for MOMO or compatible 6-bolt aftermarket wheels

Specifications

  • Mounting Bolt Pattern: 6-bolt, 70mm
  • Material: Aluminum with steel collapsible core
  • Horn Button: Not included

Included Components

  • 1x MOMO Steering Wheel Hub Adapter

Product Description

The MOMO 4903 hub adapter lets owners of 1980s Honda Civic, Accord, and Prelude models install a MOMO or compatible 6-bolt aftermarket steering wheel in place of the factory unit. The splined aluminum base is matched to the factory column spline, while the collapsible steel center section is engineered to deform under impact, helping absorb energy in a collision rather than transferring it directly to the driver.

It's a common upgrade for enthusiasts restoring or building out a classic Honda for improved grip and interior styling. As with any hub swap, horn and turn-signal wiring compatibility can vary by trim and model year, so some rewiring or minor adaptation may be needed depending on the specific car's setup.

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