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930 brake pic....

Is there something wrong with this picture


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Old 12-24-2008, 12:30 PM
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Yes

The caliper is on the wrong side of the rotor. It should be on the rear of the disc not the front.

Everything else looks ok. I'm not sure this changed from year to year but that is the position on my 87-930.

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My 1979-930 is on the rear too.
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oem 930 rears are mounted in the trailing position, but 911s don't have the trailing mounts so they are mounted in the stock 911 leading position after swapping bleeds and feeds and altering the mounts from 3.5" to 3"
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Thanks, just wanted to make sure. Yes I'm sorry, this is on a 911 not 930.....I don't particularly care for the routing of the hard line however.....but he may not be using banjoes....
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One down......

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is the brake disc directionally backwards? or does it not matter?
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Good eye...looks like thats a right hand rotor on the left side of the car.......

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