914-6 / 911 momo 230
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@sixnotfour
date='Nov 19 2019, 11:28 AM' post='2763336']
914-6 / 911 momo 230
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What are you saying? What that should fit?
What is Momo 230?
date='Nov 19 2019, 11:28 AM' post='2763336']
914-6 / 911 momo 230
[/quote]
What are you saying? What that should fit?
What is Momo 230?
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name='bdstone914' date='Nov 19 2019, 11:34 AM' post='2763348']
@sixnotfour
date='Nov 19 2019, 11:28 AM' post='2763336']
914-6 / 911 momo 230
@sixnotfour
date='Nov 19 2019, 11:28 AM' post='2763336']
914-6 / 911 momo 230
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What are you saying? What that should fit?
What is Momo 230?
The hub you have looks like a momo 230 that fts 914-6 and early 911..
I just happen to have sitting next to me
those crazy Italians Gianpiero Moretti for instance. “Ah, Moretti used to make the best spaghetti sauce.
Bruce, your hub will not fit an early 914-4.
It will fit a 914-6.
They have totally different hubs.
The 914-6 takes a Mom0 0230 hub which what yours look like.
The hub for the early 914-4 needs to have a substantial recess like this:
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Excuse my French....but your back of your hub protrudes.
It will fit a 914-6.
They have totally different hubs.
The 914-6 takes a Mom0 0230 hub which what yours look like.
The hub for the early 914-4 needs to have a substantial recess like this:
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Excuse my French....but your back of your hub protrudes.
@raynekat
date='Nov 19 2019, 04:48 PM' post='2763422']
Bruce, your hub will not fit an early 914-4.
It will fit a 914-6.
They have totally different hubs.
The 914-6 takes a Mom0 0230 hub which what yours look like.
The hub for the early 914-4 needs to have a substantial recess like this:
Click to view attachment
Excuse my French....but your back of your hub protrudes.
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I think you are correct on the fitment. I have a SWB column it should fit. Will cross check the Momo 230 fitment.
date='Nov 19 2019, 04:48 PM' post='2763422']
Bruce, your hub will not fit an early 914-4.
It will fit a 914-6.
They have totally different hubs.
The 914-6 takes a Mom0 0230 hub which what yours look like.
The hub for the early 914-4 needs to have a substantial recess like this:
Click to view attachment
Excuse my French....but your back of your hub protrudes.
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I think you are correct on the fitment. I have a SWB column it should fit. Will cross check the Momo 230 fitment.
I think the Momo 0230 hubs fit not only the 914-6, but 74+ 911, 924 and 944. Plus some others as well I believe.
.230=73 - 911
Update from Luisi.
I sent my first Luisi hub back to the vendor I purchased it from today, as I just received a new and improved version of the Luisi hub for early (70/71) 914-4's.
It looks like a winner.
Fits great, the horn contact pin is in the correct location, takes a Momo or Nardi wheel.
And price is great.
They are normally $85.98 which is a whole heck of a lot cheaper than any Momo 8000 you'll be able to find....but they are currently on sale for only $65.98.
That is a screaming deal.
The vendor has been great to work with and very responsive in finding a solution to getting my Momo wheel installed in my 1970 914-4.
I'm trying to find out right now if this is a wheel hub they can easily stock, or if it was a special order, one-off kind of thing they did for me.
I'll get back with everyone on this as soon as I hear back from them.
I sent my first Luisi hub back to the vendor I purchased it from today, as I just received a new and improved version of the Luisi hub for early (70/71) 914-4's.
It looks like a winner.
Fits great, the horn contact pin is in the correct location, takes a Momo or Nardi wheel.
And price is great.
They are normally $85.98 which is a whole heck of a lot cheaper than any Momo 8000 you'll be able to find....but they are currently on sale for only $65.98.
That is a screaming deal.
The vendor has been great to work with and very responsive in finding a solution to getting my Momo wheel installed in my 1970 914-4.
I'm trying to find out right now if this is a wheel hub they can easily stock, or if it was a special order, one-off kind of thing they did for me.
I'll get back with everyone on this as soon as I hear back from them.
Super Good IIntell…..great vendor response...
So the vendor is sourcing this new design from Luisi now.
It is very similar to the Momo 8000....for the early (70/71) 914-4.
Classic Garage is the place.
I think total including shipping is right at $85, so a very nice price.
Not affiliated.
They just went out of their way...a lot...to help me out.
https://classicgarage.com/s5904.html
As far as horn buttons go....
There is a supplied ring that can be used, but I think a standard Momo button may still be too small.
I've got a horn button I bought from Car-Bone out of Poland that fits nicely with a little foam tape on the edge of it inside of the supplied ring.
I'm sure you creative guys out there can figure something out.
Otherwise, everything else fits as it should.
The stock cancellation rings mounts up easily.
The horn contact pin is in the correct location.
The splines are correct.
And there is the right amount of recess on the backside of the hub to meet up with the steering column with a small gap between the two (the hub and the column).
I'll try to get a pic of this hub up on this thread by tomorrow.
It is very similar to the Momo 8000....for the early (70/71) 914-4.
Classic Garage is the place.
I think total including shipping is right at $85, so a very nice price.
Not affiliated.
They just went out of their way...a lot...to help me out.
https://classicgarage.com/s5904.html
As far as horn buttons go....
There is a supplied ring that can be used, but I think a standard Momo button may still be too small.
I've got a horn button I bought from Car-Bone out of Poland that fits nicely with a little foam tape on the edge of it inside of the supplied ring.
I'm sure you creative guys out there can figure something out.
Otherwise, everything else fits as it should.
The stock cancellation rings mounts up easily.
The horn contact pin is in the correct location.
The splines are correct.
And there is the right amount of recess on the backside of the hub to meet up with the steering column with a small gap between the two (the hub and the column).
I'll try to get a pic of this hub up on this thread by tomorrow.
Bump.
Got another one from Pegasus with a bunch of shelf wear. Looks like its been back and forth a couple of times. Identical to the one I got from Summit Racing. Sheesh.
Got another one from Pegasus with a bunch of shelf wear. Looks like its been back and forth a couple of times. Identical to the one I got from Summit Racing. Sheesh.
Great thread, now I have to dig out my Luisi hub bought 18 months ago and cross my fingers it fits the Prototipo.
Does MOMO actually produce a collapsible hub for the '73-'76 cars? I've been told that all that is available are solid hubs.[/b]
BTW: The original owner of my car and I catch up from time to time. He is a really interesting guy. A few weeks ago I asked if he ever had another wheel on the car when he competed? "No, only the original wheel" was the reply.
Here's his history in the car. He's 88 now, still competing and not happy that autocross events have been cancelled due to CV-19.. Still a competitor!
He sent some photos that do show the original wheel in the car in competition. Below is his record in the car.
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