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What I never understood was why Porsche never installed them on the same centerline as that of the seats. I had planned to install a set of reproduction harness mounts into my 914-6 and I spent a fair amount of time deciding where to mount them. I also had a set of seats made that mounted abour an inch closer to the centerline of the car. It's a pain in the butt to get it all figured out but you can have something that works better, if you want to sacrifice a tiny bit of originality. Cheers, JR |
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Even today, deciding the paint quality level and expense, which I'm told could cost upwards of 20k dollar, I have to keep saying to myself; "this is a race car, not a concourse queen"... ;) |
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"Had I painted the chassis, I would have to weld the four steel backing reinforcement plates to the engine side of the firewall." It almost sounds as if you were saying that otherwise you planed on welding the backing plates to the interior side of the firewall. My bad.:) |
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"Had I opted to paint the chassis prior to finding the OEM GT reinforcement plates, that would have been a disaster, probably costing me a whole lot more money by welding them in place and then having to repaint that entire area..." Thx! :D |
Sweet short video from Simon Bowrey about his factory 914-6 GT...
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great thread and thanks for the video Armando................I recently purchased my 1st 914, with the intent of making a 914/6-GT clone....but the 914 I ended up with may be too nice to change.....so i'm slowly looking for a 914 roller to get back on track with the project.
regards, Al |
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BTW, I have a roller for sale, but it's not a factory six, a very clean and rust-free chassis from a 1972 1.7L. Here are the photos. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1383502476.jpg Note: The above photo is not up to date, the chassis comes with 7" and 8" factory Fuchs. The two pairs of 7x15 and 8x15 Aluminum Centerline wheels are being offer separateely It is not my intention of placing a FS ad here and just pointing out the car is available here. If anyone is interested, I can be reached at AJSERRANO at MSN dot COM. No 'pm' please, already managing way too many email accounts as it is. :rolleyes: |
Magnífico y minucioso trabajo para revivir este 914, felicidades. Es toda una resurrección!!!
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Hope you don't mind me asking but were the twin CDI's mounted away from the engine compartment for any reason? was the original 914/6 CDI unit mounted off the battery mount or otherwise,thanks. |
Armando, what an amazing build as I went through all of the pages, info and pics! Any updates?
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Hi Drew, well, yes and no... No progress on the car, but I'm now in the process of building the 906 motor. Restored the 906 Center Lube Mag Housings, the small 226mm Fan Housing and a few other parts, see below, 'before and after'...
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OK, it's been a month. How about an update!
Bob Marx |
...so what happened? how did this one end?
anyone??? great thread with so much information! |
Armando, where is the update!!!
Please!
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There is a lot more detailed pictures on pbase.com on this project.
This thread and his modifications is my inspiration for my ongoing 914-6 gt build |
Does anyone have the link to the Pbase formum?
Thanks! |
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Armando has been building this car since I first met him in the early 80's.
Amazing project that needs to be finished. Maybe he did and is enjoying the shyt out of it......that would be my hope. |
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