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There are a couple of options. Run early 911 rear calipers with no spacer. Use the e-brake setup from those with a modification kit from Tangerine Racing. Second use the 914-6 rotor with the stock 914-4 rear. -6 rotor may or may not have to be turned on the outer diameter to fit the -4 caliper.
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