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				Philinjax is Awesome  - Engine is OUT!
			 
			Many, many thanks to Phil Sparta (Philinjax) for driving over 2 hours from Jacksonville to help me drop the motor in my beast.   It took us a few hours, but Phil new all the tricks! Everything went flawlessly. He's a heckuva guy and a heckuva a 914 nut! Here we are with the guts to my car removed!   
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			Hey Karl, So who's who in the pic? Cheers, Jeroen | ||
|  11-11-2002, 03:01 AM | 
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			Hey Phil, I see why you relagated THAT T-shirt to garage duty.  I bet the Porsche T-shirts are hanging nicly pressed in the closet waiting for a "formal" event.   Karl, congrats on the successful extraction - now get that big motor in there so you don't have to "drive" your living room anymore! | ||
|  11-11-2002, 04:42 AM | 
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			James, Years ago I was a Ferrari fan but, after several years of wishing for the real thing, I finaly recognized my financial limitations and opted for the 914 car, the only car I know of that shares major parts with Ferrari. You know what those parts are, right? Phil | ||
|  11-11-2002, 12:32 PM | 
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			Valve seats????    LOL! | ||
|  11-11-2002, 02:59 PM | 
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			Tom, No, not that I know of. Phil | ||
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				__________________ Jacksonville. Florida https://www.flickr.com/photos/ury914/ | ||
|  11-11-2002, 05:02 PM | 
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			914/6 rear brakes calipers to be exact. Regards, 
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|  11-11-2002, 05:03 PM | 
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			And if you really want to do a comparison, our VW parts are better quality than their Fiat parts!    | ||
|  11-12-2002, 04:24 AM | 
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			Ummm, actually...  The Ferrari calipers are a little different from 914-6 calipers.  They're "upside down" (bleeder and inlet are swapped).  Not sure about piston sizes.  The 308 guys a while back were buying up real 914-6 rear calipers as "cheap" replacements for thiers.  (Ever priced a real Six rear caliper?  It's only cheap compared to a Ferrari part....) The 308 is one of the cars that has a $10,000 annual service. No, that's not the total for the year, that's just how much the "annual service" generally runs to at the dealer. YOUCH!!!! --DD 
				__________________ Pelican Parts 914 Tech Support A few pics of my car: http://www.pelicanparts.com/gallery/Dave_Darling | ||
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