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front suspension swap question
o' knowledgeable ones,
My donor car is an SC, and I've been sizeing up the chore to swap its suspension over to my 71e. Brakes on it are steel, and have a booster assisted set up. Questions arose on if I my master cyl.will control those SC brakes well enough, and if the suspension is a simple drop in and go? Could I connect the entire assembly to my steering coloum without changing the column? Greatly appreciated are your answers |
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12-16-2000, 04:13 PM
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Yes, on both questions!
Suspension bolts right up, but make sure you get the two bolt-on braces from aluminum crossmember to pan ... they are welded in place on the steel version! No change in the front caliper piston diameter (48 mm) for SC 'A' calipers vs. earlier 'M' or 'S' calipers, so you won't feel a bit of difference! ------------------ Warren Hall 1973 911S Targa |
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12-16-2000, 04:32 PM
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