Putting on the CV's, which are rebuilt (possibly upgraded? ), and I noticed these don't have the slots for the roll pins? Can I just take off this top part and drill and insert the roll pins?
Also, these look to be different CV's, as all the other ones I have in my possesion only have 4 holes for the bolts on the axle side, and these have 6 holes?? What the hell?
I swear, it's always 'something' when I move onto a new section of my car.
dowls
Hard to tell from the pics, but all the holes look to be the same size. I also don't see the machined lip for the gasket to set in. Could that be a type I cv? Is the cv on backwards? Is that even possible?
EARLY 911's had 6 bolt cv's. Might want to keep that in mind too. Eric could probably tell how how to positively ID them
6 bolts ... 911
Measure the bar length ... It will be less than 20" if they are stock 911. (bar length = the length of the actual CV beam, not counting the CV joint)
Can't remember the diameter of the CV joint, but I want to say on the order of 104-108 mm. Probably wrong on that one.
Check the fit against your transmission flange unless they been changed to 911). I assume you went 5 lug ... if they rear hubs are 914 redrilled, the splining on the axle stub will be different.
Pic of all 911 types from other board:
Wow! That's a great photo and break down!
Checking now!
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