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yeahmag
post Dec 2 2017, 10:49 PM
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Kinda cool!

https://issuu.com/pcaocr/docs/dec17pandow/32
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Mueller
post Dec 3 2017, 10:40 AM
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Great job and great looking car.

Did you ever figure out what the problem was that lead to wreck?
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post Dec 3 2017, 01:10 PM
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QUOTE(Mueller @ Dec 3 2017, 09:40 AM) *

Great job and great looking car.

Did you ever figure out what the problem was that lead to wreck?


90% sure.

This was my first 911 front end. Prior to this the car was running a 914 front end, or at least uprights. I got two uprights from a good friend (one koni and one raised 19mm bilstein). As far as he and I both knew they were ready to go. After the wreck I found the front bearings loose. I needed to replace the race pads and rotors anyway, so went to change all that out and find the front outer bearings looked like they had been hit with a hammer and the rears seized on the spindle.

Turns out I was missing a spacer that the 911 uses for the inner bearing! I only found it after seeing recommendations from SMC to replace the “seal behind spacer” when ordering bearings.

“Wait... what seal? What spacer?” None of my uprights had that part.

Basically, I had nothing for the inner bearings to seat against allowing for dynamic camber and toe!

See part #8 in the diagram.

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