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> Fs early boge struts with 3.5" caliper spacing, $400 plus shipping
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post Aug 18 2026, 03:04 PM
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Pulled from a 1971 911E many years ago.
Part numbers show hydropneumatic struts, but these were installed with torsion bars.
Going to remove front hub, these will have a bare spindle.
Calipers not included.

400 plus shipping.

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post Aug 18 2026, 03:44 PM
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Are they pinch bolt or wedge pin type?
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Looks like one of each??
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