Recognize this Momo hub?

[Mark Morrissey]

Advertised as a 911 hub but I've never seen one like this.
Help identifying or better would be to confirm that it's NOT for a 911.
Much appreciated.
Thanks

[andyjboy]

Mark - any other views ?

An 'end-on' shot (looking up towards the wheel) would help identify it more easily.

[boba]

Mark, it looks similar to some of the solid hubs which were seen on the R's and some other early cars. It is what we used to model our billit hub.

Bob

[boba]

......and here is our hub (zuffenhaus) with our R wheel on my '69E.

[Mark Morrissey]

Thanks Andy and Bob. I'm waiting for more photos. Will post when I get them.

[Mark Morrissey]

Mark, it looks similar to some of the solid hubs which were seen on the R's and some other early cars. It is what we used to model our billit hub.
Bob

Bob, that R hub has five holes instead of the usual 6 for Momo though doesn't it?

Here's a underside shot. Bottom mounting hole looks way too small to me.

[boba]

Bob, that R hub has five holes instead of the usual 6 for Momo though doesn't it?

Here's a underside shot. Bottom mounting hole looks way too small to me.

You need to get dia and spline count to be sure.

Our hub is drilled for both 5 & 6 hole wheels.

[NickP]

Mark- It might be for a 914. I'll check a 914 hub that I have and let you know. The mounting hole does look small though.

Nick

[Mark Morrissey]

Thanks Nick but I don't think it's for a 914 and I now know for sure that it's not a 911 hub either. Thanks to all.

[andyjboy]

That hub's not for a 911 (or a 914) - both models have the same diameter/number of splines.