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Novice questions regarding terminology and abbreviations

Please clarify for a newbie what SWB and LWB etc. etc. etc. mean. Feels free to add as many as you want.

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Old 06-22-2012, 01:43 PM
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I never did get FLAPS....we only have LAPS .

SWB = Short Wheel Base
LWB = Long Wheel Base

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SWB was used on 911 from 1963-1968
LWB was 2.2" longer and is used on all from 1969
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Lots of good acronym info in this thread:

930 Acronym help

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