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> Identifying 911 Struts, what are the pertinent factors
McMark
post Aug 17 2006, 06:46 PM
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I'm sure the struts on the 911 was exactly the same for a long time. Various hubs bolted on the strut would give you various back spacings, etc. What I'm curious about is if someone had say, four 911 struts, what measurements are pertinent to decide what is compatible and what is not?

1. Caliper Bolt Spacing is an obvious first measurement.

Beyond that, are there different wheel bearing diameters? Different spindle lengths? What about determining which shocks will work and which wont?
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