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Rear alignment shims for adjusting camber.

They're part number 9.

Thanks McMark. I have so many parts that came with the car I got n the fact that it's my first teener I don't know much if none at all. I'm learning a lot though.

I would name them Fred and Barney

R u drinking Jonny?

if you don't have one yet, get a Haynes manual and a copy of the AutoAtlanta catalogue for the 914. in the back of the AA book is several pages of hard parts diagrams, complete with parts numbers. it is a fantastic resource when you are trying to ID something, or need to know "where the hell did this go again?"

its also handy for buying parts, which is why AA has it in there.

Zach

Acually I just got my Haynes Manual in the mail today and also the book: How to Rebuild Your VW Motor by Tom Wilson. I plan on getting the 700 Tech Tips soon aslo.

Actually, go to the Auto Atlanta web site and look at all their parts diagrams ... I think they are from the Porsche parts catalog. Porsche also has a web site with their parts catalogs available for just about every model including the 914.

That's what I have been doing. I have been saving all of them to my computer also for easier access or for when I am not hooked up to the internet. I save the pics and then put the chart of what each part is into a word document and than save it as the same name as the pic.

Go to the offical Porsche website and download the PET (parts cataloge). It is free and is under the Porsche clasics section.