I picked up a Momo steering wheel for my car, and it came with this unidentified hub. It is stamped with the number 9003, but I couldn't find it in a Google search. I'm assuming it is NLA, or they changed the part number. I did a quick spline count and came up with 48 give or take. Does anyone know what it's for?
Not sure exactly what, but based on similar part numbers in the series I'm betting some kind of early Volvo...
Thanks for the lead. Looks like this one is similar, too bad I don't speak Swedish.
http://www.seabeach.se/rattnav-volvo-p-558-c-893.aspx
The number would be early Volvo or late Suzuki!
Volvo 142 - 144 - 145 - 164 from -73, 242 - 244 - 245 up to -75, 264 - 265 up to -75
Mystery solved! Now I need to find a new home for it, since I don't think I will be owning a vintage Volvo anytime soon. Although now that I have the hub, it would be a good excuse to buy a car to put it in.
vwfreek wrote: Although now that I have the hub, it would be a good excuse to buy a car to put it in.
Thats the kind of thinking that leads to awesome
nicksta43 wrote:vwfreek wrote: Although now that I have the hub, it would be a good excuse to buy a car to put it in.Thats the kind of thinking that leads to awesome
In that case, what cars share the Taurus 5X108 bolt pattern?
You mean 5x4.25"? ;)
neon4891 wrote:nicksta43 wrote:In that case, what cars share the Taurus 5X108 bolt pattern?vwfreek wrote: Although now that I have the hub, it would be a good excuse to buy a car to put it in.Thats the kind of thinking that leads to awesome
nicksta43 wrote:neon4891 wrote:nicksta43 wrote:In that case, what cars share the Taurus 5X108 bolt pattern?vwfreek wrote: Although now that I have the hub, it would be a good excuse to buy a car to put it in.Thats the kind of thinking that leads to awesome
vwfreek wrote: Volvo 142 - 144 - 145 - 164 from -73, 242 - 244 - 245 up to -75, 264 - 265 up to -75 Mystery solved! Now I need to find a new home for it, since I don't think I will be owning a vintage Volvo anytime soon. Although now that I have the hub, it would be a good excuse to buy a car to put it in.
Name your price. I still know a lot of folks in the Vintage Volvo community, and it is a somewhat sought after piece you've got there.
neon4891 wrote:nicksta43 wrote:In that case, what cars share the Taurus 5X108 bolt pattern?vwfreek wrote: Although now that I have the hub, it would be a good excuse to buy a car to put it in.Thats the kind of thinking that leads to awesome
Besides Volvo and Ford? Ferrari!!!!
In reply to ditchdigger:
Porsche Boxster is on that list as well.
Same bolt pattern, but opposite offset. You need spacers thick as a brick to get FWD wheels to fit.
nicksta43 wrote: In reply to ditchdigger: Porsche Boxster is on that list as well.
Is that right? I had an 01 and it was 5x130.
Porsche is 5x130
mad_machine wrote: Porsche is 5x130
I have it on fairly good authority that this is correct.
http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/200x-classifieds/porsche-boxster-wheels/52823/page1/
02> according to the list in the link.
PORSCHE BOXSTER 2002 > Metric: 5 X 108 Standard: 5 X 4.25 17 X 8 12 X 1.5b H
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