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| cgnj |
 May 19 2022, 09:11 PM
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I have a Mid 80's 911 Boge strut housing part number 0 21 132 267. The threads are on the outside of the housing. I ordered B6 34-001127. It came with 914 strut collar, that is meant to thread into ine inside off the housing. The part number etched into the collar is 836 816 E2. Is there a way to order the correct co;;ar for a 911 strut housing?. Should I have ordered a 911 strut? Does anyone have the Bilstein part number?
Are the bump stops required or a delete? The installation instructions say delete. My rear coil over kit from Ground Control wants the bump stop cut down. Again is this a delete, cut in half? I had no bump stops in the rear. If required is is anyone aware of a supplier? Thanks in advace, Carlos |
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cgnj Bilstein Questions Did I screw the pooch? May 19 2022, 09:11 PM
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