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kenshapiro2002
The seller advertised it as 914-6 suspension, a previous said he thought an entire 911 suspension was dropped in to lower the car. I'll send a second shot in the next post.
Thanks,
Ken
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kenshapiro2002
QUOTE(kenshapiro2002 @ Jul 31 2009, 01:38 PM) *

The seller advertised it as 914-6 suspension, a previous said he thought an entire 911 suspension was dropped in to lower the car. I'll send a second shot in the next post.
Thanks,
Ken
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Derek Seymour
Since the torsion bar spline count is the same on 911 and 914-6 I imagine you would need to check the part number. It's obviously not an SC or later setup, but it still could be from an early 911.
blitZ
I see a Weltmeister sway bar.
jt914-6
The early 914's used a wedge bolt on the ball joint, to '72 and after that a bolt was used. Also, the 914-6 torsion bar splines are different than a four.
kenshapiro2002
I'd go do it right now if I had any idea what you're talking about! laugh.gif


QUOTE(Derek Seymour @ Jul 31 2009, 01:42 PM) *

Remove your torsion bar adjuster caps, count the splines... you will have your answer smile.gif

brant
does the car have 5 bolt whees?
Derek Seymour
QUOTE(kenshapiro2002 @ Jul 31 2009, 10:48 AM) *

I'd go do it right now if I had any idea what you're talking about! laugh.gif

I read your question wrong at first actually... the spline count will be the same.. I'm thinking your going to need to check out the part number. It's obvious from the ball joint bolt it is pre 73.. but that's as far as my expertise can go.
kenshapiro2002
Yes.

QUOTE(brant @ Jul 31 2009, 01:52 PM) *

does the car have 5 bolt whees?

914Sixer
69-72 911. Vented rotors, vented dust covers, split base strut with bolt. Aftermarket Stablizer set up. Probably Weltmiester.
kenshapiro2002
Thanks.
Ken

QUOTE(914Sixer @ Jul 31 2009, 04:18 PM) *

69-72 911. Vented rotors, vented dust covers, split base strut with bolt. Aftermarket Stablizer set up. Probably Weltmiester.

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