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Educate me, Please
What are the history and reasoning for these been used on race engines back in a day?
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Standard equipment timing sprocket for the earliest 911 engines.
Generally not used in race engines. Too much unnecessary weight. I guess someone may have felt they offered a more secure method of holding the timing pin? |
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This pair came off of 935 engine. |
I have the same in my 67S, I guess you can shave a few grams by using the later ones.
andy |
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The "truth" is: I have 25+ sets in a box in my shop. Zero came from a factory race engine. If this legend was true, I have a plethora of valuable race parts that need to be marketed to the gullible. |
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Yep, I have some of those. out of a early engine (think it was 68-or 69 engine).
John |
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..and all I asked for was the FACTS not an opinions. |
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I'd listen to Henry. If he tells you what it is, he's giving you advice on decades of experience. I'm sure he's pulled apart exponentially more engines than I, and I've pulled apart a lot.
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Believe me, investigate what I say, ignore me completely or challenge what I offer. It makes no difference to me but I will keep offering the noise. |
We appreciate all the "noise" you care to share with us
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