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OK just kidding i redid mine last time it was apart with red krylon, still looks very good. Although I am jonesing really bad for the CF shroud when i do my efi swap.

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Raw fiberglass!! That is what all old the Porsche race cars used.
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Rebuilding a 1973 2,4 911E engine.

Anyone has the correct color code for the green fan shroud?


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Here is a compilation of 911 production engine shrouds from 1965-1989.

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might not correct but i like the raw fiberglass ones and no paint on the engine

James, that is one of the nicest looking engines I've seen. Simple, understated and very cool.

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...I wish I had saved the builder of this engine. Unfortunately I didn't. It sure looks nice.

Henry


I realize that this is a very old thread. But, I just ran across it and recognized this motor. It was built by Tetsu Ikuzawa in Japan using EB Motorports parts. EB is a UK based company.
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Just in case anyone missed it at the top of the thread, as stated by Henry, there is no paint code for the shrouds. The color is in the gel coat , embedded into the fiberglass. Someone is making a very good reproduction, but I can't remember who it is. About $600. I know that Aaron knows who it is. If you are interested, give him a call.
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