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how to verify M030
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I have been searching this forum to find out how to authenticate a factory M030 coupe. I'm in the process of putting my 93 Amazon Green/tan baby up for sale on Ebay and forgot how to verify the M030 option/package. Can anyone tell me if it's in the vin or the option code? Option code s don't confirm, nor does Scouser's vin decoder on renntech. Any help appreciated... Allan
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#2

Well on the option tag it would show code 030 or M030.

Also I think the M030 brakes require 17" wheels. But I'm not 100% positive.
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#3

not the 17" wheels.

My 968 came with the 17" as an option without it being an M030.

Brian
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#4

I would say option tag in trunk area is the place to confirm, 17 inch wheels, suspension and brakes could always be added to non factory M030 car.

Rich
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#5

So the bigger calipers will fit under the 16's?

Good to know.

A nice way to hide them too. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/wink.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#6

i don't think anybody said the M030 brakes fit on 16s - they said the 17s were available without M030



but i think somebody recently said on another thread that they do fit
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#7

The M030 brakes will fit with either 16 or 17 (or 18) inch wheels. I use 16 inch wheels on "ol blue" for fuel economy when daily driving and put my 17 inch wheels on for track events. I have upgraded the front brakes to M030 (bought the calipers from a used 1987 928S4 from salvage yard and rebuilt). The 16 inch wheels are also from an early 928, they are the "flat dish style). Good luck, Bob Blackwell.
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lol - well it seems my memory was correct - cool - maybe i'm not losing yet after all
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#9

I read SILVY968's post too quick and jumped the gun.

Funny that it ended up correct anyway. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/laugh.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />
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