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| brant |
 Oct 5 2018, 01:03 PM
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thank you to 914 Rubber (Mark, Matt, and all) I won this door prize at the RRC event I was even told what these replacement screws fit at the time, I remember thinking... cool... I can use these here it is a month later and I no longer remember where these replacement screws go.... here is the pic about 3 inches long I can't think where they should go? I scoured the 914 rubber website but no answers... anyone remember the application for these replacement screws? thanks in advance brant Attached thumbnail(s) 
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They are stainless steel headlight adjuster screw... Oct 6 2018, 06:04 AM Mark Henry The OE screws would be a Philips head. Oct 6 2018, 07:20 AM rgalla9146
The OE screws would be a Philips head.
great... Oct 6 2018, 03:30 PM Mikey914 Actually the early (54-68) 911 and 356 used these.... Oct 9 2018, 08:39 AM brant Good info everyone!
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