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> WTB: Left 911 Boge 3.5" Strut, Wedge Pin type
frank_c
post Nov 8 2026, 12:03 PM
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I'm looking for a left 911 Boge strut with 3.5" caliper bolt spacing & wedge pin for the ball joint (911-341-043-02).

As part of my 5-lug conversion, I went to install my freshly powder coated 911 Boge struts yesterday, and when attempting to slide in the Bilstein insert, I discovered that the left one is slightly bent - hence my search for a replacement.

Btw, if anyone has a use for a slightly bent left Boge strut housing - let me know (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif).

Thanks,
Frank
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mepstein
post Nov 8 2026, 02:45 PM
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Ask on pelican. Typically, the right side strut is much harder to find. Rob, the owner of DC Auto told me most 911’s get damaged on the right side. I once went down to his facility looking for right side Bilstein struts. He had two on the shelf and over 30 left sides. His facility closed earlier this year.
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