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porschedude996 09-06-2024 07:59 AM

911SC Front Suspension Best Assembly Sequence
 
Anyone care to share logical assembly sequence. Starting with rack installation. I'm assembling by myself, no helper.

PeteKz 09-06-2024 01:06 PM

Put the steering rack in before you reinstall the cross member (if you removed it). Otherwise, the parts can be independently removed and replaced. I think you can even install the steering rack with the cross member in place, but it's easier if it's not in the way.

porschedude996 09-06-2024 03:32 PM

Hi Pete, that is what I came up with.

1. Steering Rack… What a bugger that was to install myself

2. Cross member

3. Control arms

4. Strut upper

5. Strut to Ball-Joint

6. Steering Tie-Rods

In torquing the upper Strut Nut, the washer with the keyway on the inside of the hole prevents the washer from rotating on the shaft, but nothing holds the washer/shaft from spinning while tightening. There is the outside slot, but it should have two slots to hold positively with an adjustable Face Spanner.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1725668089.jpg
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PeteKz 09-06-2024 04:38 PM

For the nut on top of the strut, do what the pro's do: Use an impact driver to get on or off.

nickelplated5s 09-07-2024 06:57 AM

Outside of Kalifornia we call it a Crescent wrench:)

zprovo 09-07-2024 08:35 AM

I happen to be working on this same project myself. So I am asking this question out of ignorance not snarkyness.
Is there any reason to not bolt the rack and cross member together, then install as a unit?

porschedude996 09-07-2024 04:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zprovo (Post 12316603)
I happen to be working on this same project myself. So I am asking this question out of ignorance not snarkyness.
Is there any reason to not bolt the rack and cross member together, then install as a unit?

No problem, I chose to assemble separately because of weight. I was doing it myself. It really doesn’t save time to assemble them together on the bench. It’s only two bolts.


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