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Okay... I decided to start a Gint-like thread and just post progress instead of starting a new subject each time I do something neat.
Latest project.... Pedal cluster rebuild. This is really VERY easy to do. I had the pieces powder coated. Installed new bushings. Cleaned up everything and reassembled. I'm also installing AJ billet pedals (I've got the billet gas pedal too). Attached image(s) ![]() |
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Early 911 5-bolt hubs
Early 911 stub axles 4-bolt CV Early '69 to '74 Axles Sportomatic drive flange for tranny output. Course spline. This has a slightly deeper dish than the regular 901 output flanges and allows you to bolt the entire assembly up without having to use a spacer. Early 911 wheel bearings for the rear. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bootyshake.gif) |
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