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> What brakes can I use?
RiqueMar
post Nov 25 2008, 02:54 PM
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Ok guys! Time for antoher one of my 'dumb rookie' questions.

What brake calipers are applicable to my 914?

I don't want to use the originals, and I'm turning it into a GT. Any seperate years or models I can use?

Please, endow your knowledge upon me (IMG:style_emoticons/default/pray.gif)
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davep
post Nov 26 2008, 01:11 PM
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To use the 911 calipers on the front you should use 911 struts and the 5-bolt system that comes with them. This is particularly true of the "S" aluminum caliper or the iron equivalent "A" caliper that requires a 911S strut with 3.5" mounting. The "M" caliper has 3" bolt spacing as does the original 914/4 calipers, but after that it is a bit complicated. The usual result of getting bigger brakes is getting 5 bolt system which means new rims and tires. It is a slippery slope. What you need to do is to plan things out and make a budget. A lot of these changes may not fit in your budget. Decide the budget first, then we can determine what makes sense within the limits.
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