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Wheel bolt pattern
Here's maybe an obscure question. The 911 bolt pattern is, I think 5 / 130mm? Is there another make of car that uses the same pattern? BMW, Audi, Volvo, etc.?
Thanks  Oh! By the way, does anyone know of a publication that lists parts compatability from year to year? Like can I put 73 rotors on a 69, that sort of stuff? Thanks again!!!
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Figures....
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I don't know of a master parts interchange list. Your 69T shares a lot with other year cars, one thing that helps are parts catalogs. On your rotor example, the PP section shows the same part number for the front of all 70-83 911's, regardless of model. A '69T is almost the same as a '70T but still uses the old unvented rotor. There's enough online info to help you sort it out and when you get in a jam just post here. I posted yesterday on a swaybar upgrade and found out early turbos have a swaybar that's a simple upgrade for my '71T, while I'll probably put an SC or Carrera bar in the rear.
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1969 Porsche 911 T 2.0 L
