Wanted Porsche horn button

This one is on E-bay for $35

 

 

stoddard enamel hub cap crest.

 

i've done three steering wheels with them.  not sure of the nardia button diameter though.

 

http://www.stoddard.com/644-55...ed-hubcap-crest.html

 

this is 60mm diameter

 

Mango, have you done a (replica) banjo steering wheel using the Stoddard hubcap crest?

 

Thanks, Will

no.  OEM wheels only.

 

looks like the banjo horn button is 81mm diameter

http://www.vwispwest.com/F4IN-203.html

 

so, not a plug and play, but you could probably make it work.

 

 

maybe something here:

https://www.google.ca/search?q..._F_McCFQQ2iAod87cCiA

 

Nick & Will...

 

I know that Gary (flatfourfan) in Pretoria South Africa was working on , or thinking of reproducing , a 356 Banjo steering wheel. He's a clever, resourceful, speedster enthusiast.

 

He might have some insight / sources, as to what you guys are interested in. A 'dialog' to flatfourfan could point you in the right direction.

Thanks Carl, I'll get with Gary and see what he might have.

if you are using a Nardi wheel, you can use the enamel hub cap crest from NLA/Stoddard.

 

for Nardi bolt pattern wheels, you can buy a horn adaptor ring manufactured by Beck, JPS, or Seduction motorsports.  These adaptor ringsaccommodate 60 mm horn buttons... By coincidence the same size as a P car hub cap crest. This installs over your standard Nardi horn button....  Call any of them for availability and cost.

 

 

 

Im having problems attaching pictures.... Will continue on a separate post.

If you rather use a banjo 81mm horn button ( which I believe is the same size as the OEM P horn button) you have a few choices to use with Nardi or Nardi bolt pattern wheel.  The most inexpensive option I found wasto buy an ISP West hub with banjo size 81mm horn button adaptor.

 

using a standard black or Ivory banjo horn button, you can also purchase a 356 hood crest ( which happens to have the same radius/ profile as the born button), and using paper thin two sided molding tape you can adhere the crest to the horn button.

 

 

And if you don't like feeling the raised crest over the horn button while you drive, you can use clear epoxy to float the crest over the banjo horn button like the original P horn buttons... I posted a "how to" on my simple epoxy horn buttom experience about a year ago.

 

my wheel-

 

 

 

Original P car with original Nardi/crest horn button

 

 

On horn button sizing

 

- banjo flat 4 reference 81mm for their buttons

- stoddard reference 82mm

- sierra Madre reference 79mm

 

.. go figure... Pretty darn close!

Thanks Carl appreciate the help

I have a banjo steering wheel and need a horn button.  Send me a dialog if you have something you think might work.

 

I am not sure whether or not the price point will be what you are looking for but this fellow does excellent work. (http://www.classicowheels.com/index.htm) I believe he provides some parts to Intermeccanica.  I have been in his shop and expect he could make whatever might be required from the wheel to hubs, etc. to fit your needs.

 

I had an issue with my horn button assembly and got a lead to him from Robert at IM.  He fixed my issue quickly.  I was quite impressed by the quaility of what he was turning out.

 

George

Thumbs up on what George said.  Classico wheels first class!