The parts you touch can shape your impression of a car as much as the parts you see from outside.

The steering wheel frames the instruments and meets your hands throughout the drive. The shift knob adds its own shape, texture, and movement to the experience. In a dedicated motorsport build, the seat helps define the driving position around which the cockpit takes shape.

MOMO offers plenty to explore in those areas through Extreme Power House. XPH's current collection includes steering wheels, shift knobs, racing seats, mounting accessories, harnesses, and driving gear.

Whether you are planning a heritage-inspired interior or a focused competition cockpit, start with the details you want to experience from behind the wheel.

Choose a Character for the Cabin

A cockpit can feel purposeful without every component sharing the same color or material.

Black leather and brushed metal suggest a different direction from warm wood, distressed leather, or a bright accent. The choice becomes more personal when you consider the dashboard, seats, shifter surround, and other details already in the car.

Think about what you want to emphasize. A steering wheel can become the main visual feature, while a shift knob can introduce a smaller change that you notice each time you use it.

Build around a few deliberate choices. Repeating one finish or accent color can connect the parts without making the interior feel overly matched.

Prototipo: A Clear Starting Point for Classic Style

The MOMO Prototipo combines a round rim with distinctive cutout spokes and understated branding.

XPH lists a 320 mm version with black leather, white stitching, and brushed black spokes under part momPRO32BK2B. The product description identifies a flat, zero-millimeter dish for this diameter.

Its compact dimensions and simple appearance give enthusiasts a specific configuration to evaluate for a compatible project.

For a warmer visual direction, XPH also lists the 350 mm Tobacco Leather Prototipo, part momVPROHERTOB35R. Its description specifies distressed tobacco leather, brushed aluminum spokes, and a 39 mm dish.

These examples show how different versions of a familiar design can serve different cabin themes. Compare the dimensions as carefully as the appearance, and confirm the exact trim details of the version you choose.

Corse 2.0: Add a More Pronounced Accent

For a black-and-red theme, the MOMO Corse 2.0 offers another direction.

The version listed at XPH as momVMCO2BLK351PR has a 350 mm diameter and a 40 mm dish. Its leather wrap is paired with red stitching, brushed black anodized aluminum spokes, an anatomically shaped rear grip, and a dedicated Corse horn button.

Those details can connect visually with red seat stitching, a shifter boot, or another existing accent.

Consider how much attention you want the wheel to draw. A small amount of contrast can become a strong feature in an otherwise dark cabin.

The grip shape also deserves attention. Product photos communicate the overall design, while specifications and a hands-on comparison, where possible, help you evaluate the shape you will actually hold.

Diameter and Dish Deserve Separate Decisions

Two wheels can share a similar appearance while positioning the rim differently.

Diameter describes the overall size of the wheel. Dish describes its offset relative to the mounting area. Evaluate both alongside the hub and any other mounting components in your proposed installation.

XPH's category includes the MOMO MOD.08 in a 330 mm diameter with an 88 mm dish. Compare that specification with the flat 320 mm Prototipo or the 350 mm Corse 2.0 with its 40 mm dish, and the differences become clearer.

Start with your seated position and consider reach, clearance, and the view of the instruments. A deeper dish is a configuration choice, and its suitability depends on the complete cockpit arrangement.

Choose dimensions that work with the vehicle and your intended use rather than assuming one size will suit every build.

Shift Knobs Offer Another Way to Personalize the Experience

A shift knob can establish a new interior direction without requiring a complete cockpit redesign.

The MOMO Ultra range listed at XPH includes black, blue, and red anodized aluminum bases. Its design combines an Alcantara-wrapped grip, yellow leather accent, and engraved circuit outlines. 

That gives enthusiasts a more expressive option for a cabin with a motorsport theme.

For a different texture, the MOMO SK 50 in mahogany wood, part momSKFWD, has a glossy Zebrano finish and grooved grip detailing. The listing identifies a non-threaded, set-screw mounting arrangement intended for compatible manual-transmission applications. 

Before choosing either style, check the shifter's dimensions, attachment method, and reverse-lockout requirements. The right appearance should be paired with a mounting arrangement suited to the car.

Racing Seats Belong in the Complete Cockpit Plan

For a dedicated motorsport project, seat selection deserves attention early.

XPH lists the MOMO Start racing seat, part mom1070BLK-30, with fiberglass hardshell construction, black velour upholstery, and five harness pass-through openings. The product is identified with FIA 8855-1999 certification.

Evaluate the seat's dimensions, driver fit, mounting requirements, and intended competition use together. A size designation alone cannot establish how well a seat will fit the driver or the available cabin space.

Plan the seat, mounts, restraints, and steering position as a complete installation with a qualified motorsport installer. For competition, confirm the requirements of your event and the labels on the actual equipment you purchase.

Make Compatibility Part of the Choice

Steering wheels in this range require a compatible mounting arrangement for the vehicle. A shared bolt pattern does not by itself establish that a complete installation is suitable.

MOMO directs buyers to its vehicle application information when selecting a hub. Its steering-wheel documentation also states that these aftermarket wheels are not airbag compatible.

Confirm the appropriate hub, vehicle requirements, and intended use before purchasing. This is particularly relevant when the original wheel includes an airbag or integrated controls.

Explore MOMO at Extreme Power House

Your cockpit is where you experience the build most directly. The right combination of materials, dimensions, and design can make that space feel more personal every time you settle into the seat.

Browse the MOMO collection at Extreme Power House to explore steering wheels, shift knobs, racing seats, and supporting accessories. Choose the details that suit your project and create a driving environment you enjoy spending time in.