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August 4th 2005, 17:28
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924 rear arms
Are the 924 rear diagonal arms directly interchangeable onto beetle irs back ends? Also are the CV's on them the fabled 930cv that off-road people need cos of extra travel/angle?
Has anyone any pictures of what one looks like. I'm more interested in steel ones rather than alu ones as the application is for off-road use, i.e. strength is v important. 2 924's have just turned up in my local breakers and bits are going chea. 
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August 5th 2005, 12:10
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I'm willing to bet the CV's aren't 930s but I bet they are equal to a T2 cv. Do you think the steel arms are stronger than the ally ones? Those ally ones seem beefy.
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August 9th 2005, 22:27
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Is it the 924S or 931 (924 Turbo)? If not, the parts are crap for our uses.
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August 10th 2005, 06:46
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 They had an "S" and a turbo version of the 924??? I don't think I've ever seen one. I rarely see even a 944 turbo anymore.
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August 22nd 2005, 18:32
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early (70's) 924 = Bug steel trailing arm and Bus CV joint [same as the 181 "Thing/Trekker"]
late (80's) 924 = 944 aluminum trailing arm and CV joint ['86-'88 944]
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