Willie Bosch

Hi please excuse my ignorance on this topic and I am sure this question has been asked before, I just couldn't find it yet

What is the difference between 911 and 944 cookie cutters?

How could you tell them apart?

HarryD

I am not sure you can. If you look at the Porsche Parts Catalog they appear to have the same part numbers.

Willie Bosch

Ok I was told by somone once that 944 cc were made from a diffrent material to 911 cc. was 944 standard size for all 4? Cause the 911's had wider in the back than the front.

Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems

Willie,

They are made from the same material and one looks at the offsets to determine whether they are for 911 or 944. Those figures are usually cast on the backside, close to the size numbers.

Willie Bosch

Thanks Steve helps a lot.

Willie Bosch

OK I have done some research on this and this is what I found this far for those who are interested

a '75 911 w/ cookie cutters would have only 4x 6x15 ET36

from '78 SCs were available w/ 7x15 ET23.3 in back and the 6s in front

the '74 thru '77 Carrera 3.0 & 2.7 also were available w/ the 6 & 7 x15 cookiecutters

The 911 used 6 in front, and 7 in the rear, the 944 used 7s all the way around.

All the 7s have the same part number. No distinction between 911 and 944 wheels.

HarryD

Cookie cutters were also available in '72 and '73 911's. Either as 6x15 all round with a 36 ET or the rears with a 7x15 with a ET of 23.3.

Edgy01

Here's a 73 with cookie cutters...