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Old 01-11-2014, 09:55 AM
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Is there any difference between a 993 C2 and a turbo rear cross member?

They have different part# but when I asked a quote for the turbo cross member, I was offered one with the C2 part#... what gives?
In photos they all look the same.

Also, Patrick Motorsport is selling one here, claiming it'll fit both: http://www.ebay.com/itm/PORSCHE-993-...-/170494174222
I'd think they would have a clue about 993 suspension...?
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Different parts:

95 NA: 993 331 131 04
96+ NA: 993 331 131 06
Turbo: 993 331 131 05


duh, helps when i actually read.

i'm not sure what the differences are, but I doubt porsche is gonna carry different part numbers for the same part.
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Originally Posted by Quadcammer
Different parts:

95 NA: 993 331 131 04
96+ NA: 993 331 131 06
Turbo: 993 331 131 05
I know they have different part #'s but what is the difference? They look the same to me (and obviously some other people as well)
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Originally Posted by Juha G
I know they have different part #'s but what is the difference? They look the same to me (and obviously some other people as well)
There are a bracket attachment points for the clutch assist on a turbo that are missing on the n/a arms, unless using the hydraulic clutch assist you don't need them.

ps some turbo guys bypass the clutch assist circuit anyway
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not aware of anything for the clutch slave bolting to the crossmember
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Originally Posted by ian 993gt2
not aware of anything for the clutch slave bolting to the crossmember
tt clutch has a separate power booster and associated, hardware, even the slave is different from a n/a car
here it is, clutch boost and slave, again not used on a n/a car
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Thanks Bill!

I was searching for this info everywhere but just could not find the answer.
This means i do not need to order the turbo cross members for my EVO project as it will have an unassisted clutch slave.

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Originally Posted by Bill Verburg
tt clutch has a separate power booster and associated, hardware, even the slave is different from a n/a car
here it is, clutch boost and slave, again not used on a n/a car
but nothing bolts to the cross member the boost bottle bolts to the slave
i will take a look later to be sure



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