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Air shroud hardware

Is this original hardware for a 78 930 for the air shroud? I haven't seen it before.


For that matter with regard to hardware. Where is a good source for yellow zinc hardware for when I put this thing back together?

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I too am curious about shroud hardware as my motor was shroud less when I bought it.
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Those look like the screws that were on my 87 930 engine when I bought it. They since have been replaced with SS allen screws...
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PET shows a host of hex head M6 bolts, but no slotted heads. 12, 16, 18mm lengths for all 911SC and Turbos, 1978-83. But who knows if the factory had a run on slotted M6 bolts that they used for a bunch of engines.

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