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> FS: Struts
partwerks
post Jan 1 2025, 04:02 PM
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Cash for local pickup, or Paypal Friends and Family Option, if shipping is required.
Asking price, plus shipping.

One strut in particular, looks to be seeping some oil.
Later stock struts. Mid 1972 on.
$240.00, or best offer.
3" C to C spacing.

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mepstein
post Jan 1 2025, 04:29 PM
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All 914 struts are the same c to c caliper mount spacing. The difference is early/pinch or late/wedge for the ball joints. That would be the importance spec to post.
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@partwerks

As Mark pointed out is all 914 struts are 3" C-C.
What matters is if they are early pinch bolt or layer taper type.
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post Jan 1 2025, 05:09 PM
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QUOTE(mepstein @ Jan 1 2025, 02:29 PM) *

All 914 struts are the same c to c caliper mount spacing. The difference is early/pinch or late/wedge for the ball joints. That would be the importance spec to post.

Best I can do, is post pictures of the bottom. Not in a good position to tell, since I didn't remove them.
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They are the later wedge style. Early have a gap that get's pinched tight.
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