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warment 09-05-2001 07:02 AM

Where can I find a Lower Shock Bolt/Nut?
 
I need to purchase two new lower shock bolts and nuts for my 1973 911 T with Bilstein Sport Shocks. The original bolts appear to be slightly stripped and I would like to replace them with new ones. Where could I find a new set?

Bill

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William Armentrout
1973 911T
2.7 carerra rs specs
www.geocities.com/william_armentrout

Early_S_Man 09-05-2001 08:27 AM

Bill,

Those are M14 x 1.5 mm bolts and nuts, so a local bolt and nut supply isn't likely to have them in stock. They can probably order them from Metric & Multistandard Components Corp. Or, you can.

http://www.metricmcc.com/metric.htm


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Warren Hall
1973 911S Targa
1992 Dodge Dakota 5.2 4X4 parts hauler

jabb 09-05-2001 10:17 AM

You can also try these guys...
I buy from them in person good service...

I would imagine they have a good mail order
service also.

http://www.nutty.com/

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  • Joe A.
  • 84 911 Targa
  • 75 914/6 3.0

Roland Kunz 09-05-2001 04:21 PM

Hello

Attention the Bilstein Sport struts have a other eye bolt diameter then the non RS trailing arms.

The pre RS had AFIK M12 x 1,5 and the RS plus later aluminium units had M14 x 1,5.

Bilstein had different Ĝ lower eyebolts aviable.

Grüsse

warment 09-06-2001 03:20 AM

The stock bolts worked fine with the Bilstein Sport shocks. I'll have to double check, but the stock bolt had a head that was bigger than 14mm(I think). Is an M14 a 14mm bolt? Perhaps the bolts were not stock bolts. It wouldn't surprise me with my car. The P.O. made some bad decisions...

Bill

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William Armentrout
1973 911T
2.7 carerra rs specs
www.geocities.com/william_armentrout

Roland Kunz 09-06-2001 11:22 AM

Hello

M14 is the standard size while M14 x 1,5 is a fine thread. M14 standard is 2mm thread per turn.

M12 x 1,5 is very popluar on Porsche and you will find it on the axles swords, the engine carrier outher screws and the steering rack crossbar.

M14 x 1,5 is used on the forward transmission carrier and the inner trailing arm bolt.

The chance to find a DIN 912 bolt are much higher.

Grüsse


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