Hey everybody

I have been lurking around here searching out some posts on what I am going to do with my 914 and reading all the enthusiatic posts has really made me get out there and do something, so after 6 years years my car is back on the road, lookingf a bit different and I lowered the front end at the weekend (took 2 mins, after lookin out some old posts - thanks guys).

So I have front and rear weltmeister sway bars I got about 3 years ago and a set of red Konis and uprated springs. I want to fit the weltmeisters but have no instructions and dont even know if the kit is complete, can anyone help me out with this?

Al
Scotland)

BTW how do you lower the stock front end on a 14'?

Very easy, I searched old posts by searching for "lowered front end"and found one with a pic of the front suspension. There is a 11mm nut on each leg on the underside of the suspension, turn this as if slackening it, I did 2 turns each side and closed the gap from tyre to wing by about 1.5 inches took 5 mins.

Al

Call Weltmeister at 800-588-7448 and ask them for the component list for the items in the kit. That's where I would start.

Thanks Kaptkaos, is there a code I should use or email address (I live in Scotland UK) so email would be easier.

Thanks

Al

www.weltmeister.com is the website. I am sure that they have an email contact there.

I think the country code of the US is 01, but I am not certain.

You can also look here:

http://www.countrycallingcodes.com/results...=18&Submit.y=26

Can't help with the front but I asked this question about the rear a few months back. Some pictures and links to a scan of the rear instructions.

Welt Rear Sway

Good luck!

Pelican has a Tech Article on front sway bar installation. I don't know if it talks about what makes a "complete" Welt kit or not, but it is a good step-by-step guide.

--DD

Excellent info guys, cheers

I have enough now to check the parts and to put together, will have a go at the weekend and hopefully get some shots of the car posted

Al

QUOTE (alan9144 @ Mar 20 2006, 03:23 AM)

Very easy, I searched old posts by searching for "lowered front end"and found one with a pic of the front suspension. There is a 11mm nut on each leg on the underside of the suspension, turn this as if slackening it, I did 2 turns each side and closed the gap from tyre to wing by about 1.5 inches took 5 mins. Al

i have a hunch you're gonna fit in just right welcome again!

Cheers dlo914

I think this place is awsome I love that there are no issues with what you do as long as you are into 914s and the wealth of info is amazing. hopefully I can contribute something at some point

Good luck with the lowering, it makes a huge difference to the appearance

Al