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First Teener, Crooked rear |
jetboy |
Mar 4 2006, 04:49 PM
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914 Uber Noob Group: Members Posts: 205 Joined: 16-September 05 From: Riverside, CA Member No.: 4,810 Region Association: Southern California |
Finally got my first 914. Its a '71 and was originally Irish Green. Since its been painted at least once (found traces of Gemini Blue on the trunk) i will go with Adriatic Blue or maybe even Oxford (dalmation) blue from a 911 color. Any ways, I need opinions about my rear end. Please look at pics and tell me what can be done.
First, here is my $400 puchase. Had engine fire, minimal damage but not running. Attached image(s) |
bjorn jacobson |
Mar 4 2006, 05:22 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 202 Joined: 10-March 04 From: LaCrosse, Wi Member No.: 1,772 |
Just a few things to think about (other more experienced members will be able to give extensive info on this).
Have an alignment shop check to see if the chassis is straight. From the pictures the suspension looks way out of wack. Also check the mounts for the rear trailing arms, you'll sometimes find rust or worse. Rear springs appear to be fairly worn. New springs will add to ride height in the rear. Tires also look like they have seen better days. They look fairly large and very unevenly worn. Once you have new tires and springs have an alignment done. This should set you up pretty good as long as the chassis isn't twisted. |
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