[Bob Zambelli]

This item, eBay 120181687703, belongs to a friend of mine.

I don't know much about it but I was wondering - anyone ever put one on an ALFA?

Bob Z.

 

[italiansedanman]

Should only be a matter of finding an appropriate boss, and I belive the pattern is the same as a MOMO wheel.

I had a Nardi on my BMW 2002, I now have a MOMO wheel on the same hub.

 

[sfalfa]

Lots of Alfas have them. Hubs adaptors are easy to come by, horn buttons, less so. As mentioned, Nardi and Momo wheels can share the same 6 bolt hubs...

 

[JoeCab]

Should only be a matter of finding an appropriate boss, and I belive the pattern is the same as a MOMO wheel.

Nardi and Momo both have a 6 bolt hub, but they are not the same 6 bolt pattern.

The size is slightly different, as is the "clocking" of the bolts. Momo wheels have the top bolt at 12 O'Clock, while Nardi wheels have bolts at 11 and 1.

Many aftermarket hubs are "dual pattern" - they have 12 holes, 6 in the Momo pattern and 6 in the Nardi pattern.


Joe

 

[lgbalfa]

do a search - a lot of threads on this.

 

[italiansedanman]

Nardi and Momo both have a 6 bolt hub, but they are not the same 6 bolt pattern.

The size is slightly different, as is the "clocking" of the bolts. Momo wheels have the top bolt at 12 O'Clock, while Nardi wheels have bolts at 11 and 1.

Many aftermarket hubs are "dual pattern" - they have 12 holes, 6 in the Momo pattern and 6 in the Nardi pattern.


Joe

Holy [email protected], I forgot that I had changed the hub. I stand corrected. I remember making those obsevances when I tried to fit the MOMO on the Nardi boss!

 

[Lightweight_911]

Alternatively, if you already have a Momo hub & want to fit a Nardi wheel (or vice versa), you can simply buy an adapter ring (usually quite a few on ebay).