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  1. 05-07-2014, 07:57 AM #1
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    Help with Brake Identification

    Still sorting through years of parts and downsizing. I believe these to be rear wide L calipers. 3.5 inch bolt spacing edge to edge or 3inch center to center. They have the spacers in the middle. I hate to post anything without knowing what it is. Any help would be appreciated and yes they will be for sale. Thanks!
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    They appear to be 84 - 89 CArrera rear. I would need a picture of the inner side of the caliper to be sure. The very top of the of the bottom picture is cut off and that would tell me what they are, too. One more picture and we can positively ID them.

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    Thanks for the help Jim. Here are a couple more shots.
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    Rear calipers for a vented rotor 911 from 69 to about 75. I don't know the exact date that they started using the inverted pistons but is around 1976 or so.
    Those are the earlier version of pistons, thus my SWAG as to the application. They will fit any car through 1983. though.


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    Very cool Jim! Thank you for the info and fast reply. Have a great day!
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