1983 Porsche 944 help
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Ok so I need a little help from some people with a early 944!
I have a 1983 and I need to know the distance from the inner fender well to the outer lip of the fend on the front of these cars??
Right infront of the shock and spring and right behind would be greatly appreciated
Thank you
I have a 1983 and I need to know the distance from the inner fender well to the outer lip of the fend on the front of these cars??
Right infront of the shock and spring and right behind would be greatly appreciated
Thank you
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Well here is my problem, I have a wide body kit and already sold both front fenders and I lost the sheet were I wrote the number down. I need to know the factory distance so I can figure out the difference in width so I know what back spacing to get so the tire stick out to the edge of the fenders.
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OK, from the wheel well inside wall to the fender lip inside edge (measured at the top, behind the spring) is 17 1/8".
From the spring to the fender lip is 11 1/8". Give or take 1/16" on my measurements.
But you should be able to figure out what widths and offsets you can use based on factory values, and the added width of your fenders. Do you know how much wider your new fenders are?
From the spring to the fender lip is 11 1/8". Give or take 1/16" on my measurements.
But you should be able to figure out what widths and offsets you can use based on factory values, and the added width of your fenders. Do you know how much wider your new fenders are?
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Cool, and let us know if you need any more measurements.
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