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help with rear turbo flare alignment

hi everyone , i just got my rear turbo flare yestoday , and i m try it on today , is this flare alignment see ok ?




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DONT do any welding until you have a rear bumper on the car, that is really the only way to ling them up correctly
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thanx . i try with rear bumper and this is came out .
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DONT do any welding until you have a rear bumper on the car, that is really the only way to ling them up correctly
Yes the more things that are in place will dictate your correct fitment
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dont do any welding until you have a rear bumper on the car, that is really the only way to ling them up correctly
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Give us some more pictures of your build!
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i also mod the 964 c2 front caliper to fit on my boge stut , by the way is this boge stut ? . the new rotor is coming soon, the back will be 3.2 rear caliper also will fit 3.2 rotor .
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is this flare alignment see ok ?
Read through this thread where eimkeith gives some rear flare location dimensions on page 3 - compare them to how yours fit w/the bumper and end up where you need to be. . .

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/298521-welding-flares-longhood-rsr-alignment-questions-3.html
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It is a good idea to do final fitting before welding with the wheels and tires that you will be using and at the final ride height.
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everthing above, but a most critical measurement is from the inner wheel house out to the lip of the flare at the 12 o'clock position.

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