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blehh
different diameter bolt? no, right, just length? i don't want to have to fabricate too much because they're aluminum, and i can't weld aluminum. wider so much that i'll have to get wider fenders? or just use a different offset and i should be good? something tells me the later with porsche wheels... i need the mounts to line up because i'm switching over to coil-over and i don't want to have to **** around with that too much the spring plate issue...well that might be an issue, becaseu i need to get the torsion bar elimination spring plates, i might just make my own. whatever, it's cool to actually think and make your own things sometimes, i'll work something out thanks LOAF
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oh, PS did i hear that 944 T arms are a little longer too or something? not just wider
how are yours working out for you LOAF? sweet :agree: :agree:
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Early and late Alloy arms require longer axles.
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Hi
I measured the rear track on my 1303, wheel bolt flange to wheel bolt flange. Stock 1303 arms with Type 3 drums =1405 mm Early alloy 944 alloy arms with stock rotors =1490 mm Steve
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