Victor Hub Adapter Part Numbers
Some parts are harder to find than the wheel itself.
This is one of them.
by Mads – February 26, 2024
Finding the Right Victor Hub Adapter
Victor steering wheels — from the early N Spezial to the later 360 and 380 models — were designed for specific cars.
Which means: The hub adapter defines whether the wheel fits – or not.
Over time, these adapters became increasingly rare.
Some models are nearly impossible to find today.
Below is a reference list of known Victor hub adapter part numbers and their applications.
Victor Hub Adapter Reference
Alfa Romeo
- T1 – Giulia, GT Junior 1300, GT Junior 1600
- T2 – Nuova, Nuova Super, 2000 Coupé, 2000 Berlina
- T4 – Alfetta GT
Audi
- T252 – Audi 50
- T12 – Audi 80
Austin Mini / Rover / BLMC
- T31 – Mini MK1, MK2
BMW
- T41K – E10
- T42K – E9
Ford
- T81 – Capri MK1
- T82 – Taunus
- T83 – Capri MK2
- T84 – Escort MK2
- T85 – Fiesta
Mazda
- T20 – 323, 818, 929, RX3
Mercedes-Benz
- T74 – W124, W126
Mini (Innocenti)
- T110 – Mini B38, B39
Opel
- T153 – Manta A/B, Ascona A/B, Kadett C
- T154 – Rekord MK2, Commodore B
- T156 – Omega A
Porsche
- T252 – 924, 944, 964, 968, 993
Volkswagen
- T251 – Beetle (1200–1600)
- T252 – Golf MK1, Polo MK1, Scirocco MK1, Passat MK1, Derby
The Reality Today
Even if you find the correct part number:
- availability is extremely limited
- condition is often poor
- plastic covers are fragile and frequently damaged
And most importantly: These hubs only cover a small number of cars.
A Different Approach
Instead of chasing rare original hubs:
Use a modern, widely available base.
Momo hubs exist for a huge range of vehicles.
And that’s where things change.
The Solution
The Victor to Momo hub adapter allows you to:
- mount any Victor Competition steering wheel
- on any Momo hub
- without modifying the wheel
Final Note
Original hubs are part of the history.
But they shouldn’t limit where a Victor wheel can be used.