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> 914/6 replacement for rear axes / guiding arm rubbers ?
IAA1963
post Feb 11 2016, 02:23 PM
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Hi,

The rubbers of the rear axes / guiding arms of my /6 are worn and I would like to change them. There is no part number in the Porsche Parts Cataloge and these were not offered as spare Part from the Factory. I know that these are available for track purposes, but I want to have an original softer version. Any hints where I can get these?

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post Feb 12 2016, 01:19 AM
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I have Elephant Racing equipment on my 914 rear suspension so they do fit; I also have the Elephant Racing equipment on my 911 Carrera front. Bronze/brass therefore a little expensive but do have zert fittings for greasing. I like them.

The only other ones I ran across where the plastic/delrin(?) type which are probably the ones being mentioned for racing. I have seen threads on using these and putting zert fittings in after cutting grease channels. The grease channels should make the suspension mover without any positional sticking.

Run a search to determine if the regular rubber ones are available and for procedures since they were also mentioned in the threads.

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