Momo Honda Prelude / Civic Ek / Accord Steering Wheel Hub Adapter Kit #4920 on 2040-parts.com
Hialeah, Florida, US
Hi,
Up for sale is a Mint Condition Original Momo Tuning Steering Wheel Hub Adapter!
Item is in Excellent Condition being used only on a Garage kept Show Car.
Includes everything that was originally included in the kit;
Hub w/horn wire,
Hub Cover,
Spacer Ring,
Allen Wrench,
6 Bolts
Fits:
- HONDA - Accord (96-03)
- HONDA - Civic (96-00)
- HONDA - Prelude(97-01)
For more manufactures info please visit: http://www.momousa.com/store/index.php/tuning/hubs/honda/hubs-4920.html
Buyer is responsible for researching if this item will work on there specific vehicle application/make or model.
Winning bidder will pay for item and Flat Rate s&h within USA (UNLESS FREE S&H is offered.)
For International customer please contact for s&h quote. If interested or have any questions please feel free to contact me!!
*RETURNS AND EXCHANGES:*
Returns of unused, uninstalled, brand new goods are accepted. A restocking fee of 25% must be charged to cover the costs incurred from eBay, PayPal, shipping, labor, etc. 25% restocking fee is also charged on any order which is cancelled after payment has been received, even if that order has not shipped. This is also to help cover the fees associated with eBay, PayPal, order processing, restocking, etc. If you would like to return or exchange an item please email with your PayPal or authorize.net transaction id # and the reason for the return or exchange.
No returns are accepted without an RMA number which is given to the customer by TiTanium Tuning via email. Always have the RMA number clearly written on multiple sides of the package when you return the item. If it is not clearly written on multiple sides of the box it may be returned to sender. All returns must be received within 14 days of purchase and return shipping cost must be paid by buyer.
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Thanks 4 looking!
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