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> 914 rear caliper need advice, vented rear rotor
jim dorociak
post Nov 28 2021, 08:00 PM
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I have fresh replated, and rebuild 914/4 rear calipers and thought I would run 911SC vented rear rotor, am running 911 Carrera front vented rotors and figured easy upgrade for the rear. I got spacer blocks from rear 911 calipers, but upon disassembly of the 914/4 calipers I discovered the bolt holes do not line up properly for the spacer blocks I already bought. Does anyone make a kit of spacer blocks for 914/4 to allow a vented rear rotor to be used? I already turned down the overall diameter of the vented rear rotor to 914 size. Trying not to purchase 914-6 rear calipers because of the cost.

Help please with some information and knowledge from you guys.

Thanks in advance. Jim Dorociak. jdorociak@gmail.com
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gandalf_025
post Nov 29 2021, 09:42 AM
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Bought these at the Last Hershey Swap Meet.
Someone got creative and made their own spacers.
Looked a mess, but they apparently worked because
they showed a lot of wear..
Gotta love the hardware too..

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