Stratos Original / Replica Steering Wheel

**Lancialulu** · 25-10-2015, 20:38

Put me down for one if a queue is being formed!

**Guy Mayers** · 25-10-2015, 22:11

Sorry Tim, there's no queue forming and Gerry doesn't frequent this forum so unless you call him or email him he won't know that there's demand building up. If you want one then the best thing to do is to get in touch with him but be sat down when he gives you the prices. It won't include a mounting boss or horn push either. And be aware it is the original Stradale style wheel he makes and not the Munari/Fulvia type that lots of people here are posting links to.

Guy

**davehanman** · 26-10-2015, 23:40

Last time I dropped by Gerry's fabricator when he was doing my grIV fuel tanks, there were a load of Stradale center spokes being fabricated for Gerry. Suggest you contact Gerry about a wheel as i am sure they are ready by now

**Lancialulu** · 27-10-2015, 07:12

Originally Posted by Guy Mayers

Sorry Tim, there's no queue forming and Gerry doesn't frequent this forum so unless you call him or email him he won't know that there's demand building up. If you want one then the best thing to do is to get in touch with him but be sat down when he gives you the prices. It won't include a mounting boss or horn push either. And be aware it is the original Stradale style wheel he makes and not the Munari/Fulvia type that lots of people here are posting links to.

Guy

Thanks Guy. Will do. I have been lucky to get the Munari wheel for my 1600HF Fulvia. I say lucky as the prices have certainly shot up......

did original Gp4 cars get issued with standard Stratos wheel or a three spoke momo?

**davehanman** · 27-10-2015, 07:24

Originally Posted by Lancialulu

Thanks Guy. Will do. I have been lucky to get the Munari wheel for my 1600HF Fulvia. I say lucky as the prices have certainly shot up......

did original Gp4 cars get issued with standard Stratos wheel or a three spoke momo?

The GrIV cars ran with Stradale, "Munari" and also Lancia homologated a very rare wheel called the "Pinto" wheel which had 3 spokes and impossible to find. There were a couple of other wheels too, seemingly Fulvia aftermarket items. All were by Ferrero

**Lancialulu** · 27-10-2015, 09:59

I know the Munari wheel came in (2?) different diameters, the smaller one (330mm?) was more dished than the 360mm which was more dished than the standard Fulvia wheel.