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just got a 911sc front end with a underbody sway, about 19mm, didnt check yet.
I have a 19mm thru body on the car. Options: - use the underbody as is - put new u-tabs on the 911 control arms and use thru body. - mix match 914/control arms with the 911 front???? Can I keep the 19mm torsions that way?? I gotta feeling the answer is cut and weld but thought I'd ask... |
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Try it as it is, (not at all hard to do, just bolt it up) you might like it. Not a big deal to tie your existing arms up out of the way for a trial period. If the front end is too stiff for your rear set up, you could: 1. stiffen the rear (stiffer springs). I do not use rear anti-sway bar on our 914, just very stiff springs. 2. cut off the hoops and weld tabs on the 911 a arms, and reconnect your existing anti-sway bars which, if aftermarket, are adjustable, and can be strengthened or weakend based on arm length. The only advantage to the "through the body" anti-sway bar it its adjustability. |
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