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911SC Badge fixing distance

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Barrie Davies

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Could anyone offer me advice on the 911SC badge fixing locations for the rear lid

I have just had my lid painted and fitted a 3.2 tail but mislaid the correct dimensions to fix the badge which I intend to stick on to the lid rather than fix using the studs and speed nuts. The distance from the edge of the lid to badge bottom or centre line would be great

Many thanks and regards to all

BD


Migration info. Legacy thread was 46931
 
Just measured mine...

90mm from the bottom of the S to the bottom of the boot lid.

430mm from the left hand edge (facing same direction as car) to the start of the S.

Hope this helps

Guy


Migration info. Legacy thread was 46934
 
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