Various questions
 

Hi all, I've just had to re register as i haven't used this forum in a long while and my old email is invalid, so please don't think that I'm butting in on things. I'm close to finishing a 1970 911 e total rebuild and have just a few questions to ask the very wise people out there. Q1, on the throttle bodies I have noticed that there are small circular black plastic spring retainers on the throttle shafts ( 1972 911 t bodies ) that help the springs hold their position, where can I get a set of these as mine are broken. Q2, my Bosch distributor has a thin Bakolite shim at the base of the shaft internally below the counterweights, this is in pieces, where could I get one or will it work without it. Q3, I have just purchased a new set of SSI heat exchangers but for a 1972 onwards, the left hand exchanger has a heat box covering the lower pipes which I'm sure I don't need. Should I cut this's out ???? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.

I can't help with the MFI questions but I have had the experience of having to sign up new after being off the forum for 5 years or so.

Just my way of bumping your questions back to the top. :)

Thanks for that, i cant believe that no one can help me out at the moment, maybe the usual Sunday morning crew will be able to help..SmileWavy

Various questions
 

Actually I can answer one or two questions.:)

partsKlassic dot com should have the parts you need for your distributor. They had a shim kit for my '78 and seem to specialize in early year distributors.

If you want heat from your heat exchangers don't cut anything off. Maybe post a picture of what you are referring to on the SSI's.

hi, just sent parts Klassic an email about the dizzy part, Thanks. If anybody is wondering what piece of the SSI heat exchanger that im on about ive uploaded a photo to help.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1407670219.jpg

The tinware here is ( i believe ) is not needed for my 1970 2.2e , but comes as standard on 2.4 onwards, so was thinking of cutting this off.

Bump, Anybody please.:eek:

Thanks for the picture, it helps a lot.
I believe the tinware in question is used to direct warm air to the warm up system for the MFI air intake system.