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OK, I think I understand what you’re saying.
Am I correct that the early turbo cars had very different trailing arms from the later model ones? I somehow remember that the 75 through 77 or something Turbo‘s had different wheel offsets different spacers and different trailing arms than the later 80s 930s?
And I think the real crux of what you’re telling me is that there’s no way to avoid tearing up rear wheel bearings with my current set up, being a narrow body car with widebody, fenders and wheels… Short of significant work to the rear torsion tubes to accommodate the turbo trailing arms, etc.?
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Chris - Insta @chrisjbolton
1975 911s Insta: @911ratrod steel wide body, 3.6 conversion
1989 911 Carrera 25th Anniversary Ed (5th from the last car to ever leave the original Porsche factory assembly line)
2001 996 Turbo - ~54k miles
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