911 steering hub extension

[ChristianS]

Hello,

I have a vintage Momo Prototipo with an original Momo Hub in my '72 911 and would need a hub extension with 100-120mm.

Zuffenhaus is offering a steering hub with 80mm extension: https://www.zuffenhaus.us/cgi-bin/co...action&key=202

Does anybody know where I might get these with 100-120mm?

Many thanks,
Christian

[Mark Morrissey]

Hi Christian,
I have an early solid Momo hub and it looks to be about 60mm. I also JUST found an extension but it's only an inch which would put the two together at about 86mm. I've seen some nice extended hubs over the past few years but they're pretty difficult to find available for sale. If possible, post a photos of the hub you have.

If there is enough of a demand, it would be cool to have something fabricated by one of our talented members.

[ChristianS]

Thanks Mark.

I have an early solid genuine Momo hub on my Prototipo too. Can you confirm that this hub has around 60mm extension so going with the 80mm version from Zuffenhaus would give me an additional 20mm?

As I will not have access to the car during the next days taking photos or measurements would be difficult.

[Mark Morrissey]

Christian, I need to turn over a few more 'rocks' on this.
In the meantime, here's a couple of photos I took. I don't have my 1 inch extension yet but as soon as I get it, I'll post some photos.

[Mark Morrissey]

I got my spacer finally and it turned out to be incorrect for Momo.

Here's a hub I found on ebay Germany... not sure if it's correct but it's the longest i've seen in sometime...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

[Todsimpson]

Mark-Would your spacer fit a nardi/personal?

I just put this on the BMW and it's a little close to the dash...

[jameshtaylor]

If you have a friend with a drill press and lathe these are not terribly difficult to fabricate. Turning a small piece of aluminum (available from onlinemetals.com among others) to the exact size you need is a cinch; the only challenge is getting the holes lined up properly. But if I can do it, anyone can. Think this cost about $25 and two hours of time.