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Convert axles from 100mm to 108mm?

Car is a 1979 911SC

Is it possible to change my axles from 100mm to 108mm?

Would it require new transmission flanges and/or new axle stubs to accomplish this?

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108 turbos would be too short

108 Carerra's might work if you changed the flange on the trans to 108

Why are you doing this?
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The why would be that I need a new CV joint or two and thought about just changing the axles when I saw some 86-89 Carrera style axles for sale at a decent price.

It's probably not worth the trouble.

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I think those would work but you would need to change the flanges on the trans
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Some flanges from different trannies do NOT interchange. The splines are completely different.

If you were making a sand rail or something, maybe it would be worthwhile...

But not for your use. Trust me - I spent a lot of time messing with this issue on older year cars. You might luck out with the newer ones, but maybe not.

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