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Actually, when comparing the color dots to another set I found online, my color dots are different.
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I may have just gotten my hands on the last set of new/unused x74 suspension in the world!
And I got the oil pan shield too. Just need time now to put this stuff in!
Actually, when comparing the color dots to another set I found online, my color dots are different. What is the correct color dots?!
EDIT: delete original pix (too big!) and swapped out the pix
ivangene, I need to make sure this is the real deal first, then I'll be a happy camper.
Halik, no comment, at least until I'm able to verify 100% this is the real deal
Randy308, this suspension has been NLA from Porsche world wide for quite awhile now
With all that being said, I compared the color dots on my springs vs. others x74 kits I found online and my color dots are different. Mine are purple/white and orange for both the front and rear springs. (see pix in original post)
I found 2 other x74 pictures online and their setup is: front purple/white and orange and the rear is purple/white and blue
What's the difference? Where's the p/n located to verify that I have the correct parts?
Indeed this will rock your world........you'll wonder why you did not do it sooner. When I first drove my car with it I had a laugh like Beevis and Butthead
Go to this link and see if it answers your question. The article is quite lengthly and is primarily about RoW suspension, but there is some discussion about the color dots.
http://www.neuralblog.com/_content/P...-366_pn-1.html
