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What clutch hub is this?

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What kind of 1100 or 1150 hub has a flat area next to the rivets? Or is it aftermarket? Has what looks like casting marks.
 
I have a couple of stock 1150 and 1100 hubs. I'll look. From memory that looks stock.
 
Here is pic of a stock one I have and I also have a V&H modified one at the shop. I will also look at it and get back to you and let you know if it is the same as this one or like the one you have. If I remember right it looks like the one you have posted I think and I purchased it new in 96. The one you posted looks stronger I would also think. Both of mine are out of 1100's not sure how the 1150's are.
 
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So maybe it's a billet basket and not a stock one. That would be good.
 
Found a couple more stock ones here. If you are showing casting marks probably not billet but was cast in a different a (better) mold. I still have not looked at the one I got from Vance and Hines yet to compare.
 
rapidray said:
I am watching that one already so if that is the basket you are referring to, prepare to have deep pockets as I am bidding to buy it. Ray.
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No problem here I still have the helicut gears. So no threat lol. Might run you up a few bucks just for the fun of it though. :-\\\ Just kidding! Seriously. :D Really looks like a good one for sure. Good luck.
 
gs11ezrydr said:
No problem here I still have the helicut gears. So no threat lol. Might run you up a few bucks just for the fun of it though. :-\\\ Just kidding! Seriously. :D Really looks like a good one for sure. Good luck.
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Thanks. I will probably get raped on it though! Ray.
 
gearhead13 said:
What kind of 1100 or 1150 hub has a flat area next to the rivets? Or is it aftermarket? Has what looks like casting marks.
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I just looked at the one that Vance and Hines sold me back in 1996 and it looks the same as the one you have with the raised area around the rivets and it was not billet but was cast. I found a (small) number 49211 raised up in the casting also that is a Suzuki part # Looks like they started making them stronger since they were prone to fail back in the 80's
 
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