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CV Joint Boot question
These are the two descriptions for CV boots for the years described. My car is a 1975 911S. How do I know when it was made in 75. I know on the door it says the body was made in October 74 but the engine was a late 75 2.7S.
CV Boot, 911 (1974-mid 1975) [Photo] A-332-293-12 $13.70 CV Boot w/flange, 911 (mid 1975-84) I-332-037-00 $24.50
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07-17-2003, 10:45 AM
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Hmm, does this have to do with the number of bolts? 74 had 4 bolts, like the 901 box before it. 75 and later were 6 like the rest of the 915s. This may be the difference?
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07-17-2003, 01:51 PM
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An Oct. '74 build date should put your car in the early-75 group and thus you should have 4 ea M10 CV-joint bolts ... and take the less expensive boots ... assuming no updates done over the years.
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