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Front Wheel Hub Sizes

Hi All,

Can you give me the diameter and height of the wheel hub locater for all 911 variants up to and including 964?


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Jonathan


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Front wheel hub locator? Do you have a picture?
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Hi All,

Can you give me the diameter and height of the wheel hub locater for all 911 variants up to and including 964?


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Jonathan
There was a good discussion on th Early S board about hubs

look here

964 use a totally different wheel carrier setup
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Front wheel hub locator? Do you have a picture?
The lip (spigot perhaps) that the wheel locates onto.


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The early Fuchs at least were lug-centric, if not others. I hear the hub-centric wheels often get worn/dinged quickly, especially if a tire shop puts the wheels on. Then they rely on the lugs anyway.

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