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anyone know why they changed the design?

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anyone know why they changed the design?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey all, I was watching another glorious Magnus Walker video today and realized that all the older 911s have the fuel filler on the driver's side, but the new ones starting with the 996 and 986 have them on the passenger side. anyone know why they changed the design? Thanks. The filler on the driver fender. The filler on the passenger fender.

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From a racing perspective the passenger fender is closer to the pit box for a fuel stop.... Production class rules maybe?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

HMMM... I guess that makes sense

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Of note also- all (and only) 1972 911's had an oil filler door on the passenger side rear fender..

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