Rear trailing arms
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I'm looking at a number of 911's and saw an inexpensive 78, rebuilt engine/trans, body generally good. But ...
Looking at the training arm/torsion bar cover, it appears as though the driver side is cracked (1/8" gap through about 3/4 of th way around. The passenger-side is slightly cracked.
Question is how difficult and expensive is the replacement of these, and if I go this route should the torsion bars be replaced at the same time? (205K on the clock).
carl.
Looking at the training arm/torsion bar cover, it appears as though the driver side is cracked (1/8" gap through about 3/4 of th way around. The passenger-side is slightly cracked.
Question is how difficult and expensive is the replacement of these, and if I go this route should the torsion bars be replaced at the same time? (205K on the clock).
carl.