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Have these struts been raised

Good morning everyone

Can someone please confirm if these struts have been raised

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Based on the pics in the thread below - looks stock to me.

Strut comparo: stock, track, safari

Here's another thread with more info:

RSR Spindle Height
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Based on those photos my spindles have been lowered to 3.5. That is odd
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Looks raised to me. Note additional tie-rod reinforcement near bottom.
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Stock Koni for SC measures 2.00"
Looks like 12.5 mm raised
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The opposite, I think. The stock Bilstein strut spindle bottom is 3.25" above the bottom of the strut (lowest end where the ball joint attaches). An organization to which I belong had an interest in this, and I have pictures showing 3.25", plus or minus parallax in the photo. The RSR ht post above has a picure showing close to 4". This looks to be 3 5/8+.

Which is still odd.

The RSR's ran 15" rims,I think, which limited, with the calipers used, the rise to 19mm. With taller rims you might be able to raise it more before having interference issues.
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They have been raised. Looks like 15-20mm. Here are some pictures for comparison. The green is Bilstein, orange is Koni, and black is Boge (ball joint still attached). These are all stock 911 struts with 3.5 inch caliper bolt spacing.

If you want to trade for some unraised ones let me know, I've got a few..





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