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john914somers
post Nov 22 2015, 09:13 AM
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Are the fender flares steel or fiberglass? Thanks!
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post Nov 24 2015, 11:35 PM
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QUOTE(john914somers @ Nov 22 2015, 07:13 AM) *

Are the fender flares steel or fiberglass? Thanks!


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post Nov 24 2015, 11:37 PM
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QUOTE(Bat30265 @ Nov 20 2015, 07:35 PM) *

Super nice, I already did one or I'd likely be calling you. Very nice set up. What temp does the car average in the TX heat? Mine rarely exceeds 175 deg. No oil coolers on mine.

Glws. I'll pass the word to some buddies.


I don't run a thermostat, so it takes a while to get hot, even in summer. It is a pretty hot motor, and it gets to 220, according to the gauge. I am suspect of that because I can put a thermometer on the radiator inlet and it is 190. I need to check out the gauge.
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QUOTE(Emmerich @ Jun 12 2015, 03:27 PM) *

Fred Emmerich 214-733-6298
Price $25k

Chevy 350 block w/327 crank
Engine hour meter
Accusump lubrication system
911 Front brakes
Full roll cage including door bars
Custom gauge that has fuel/water temp/oil temp/oil pressure
Removable Momo steering wheel
Corbeau Forza racing seat (include original)
5 point harness for driver
Meziere 55 GPH electric water pump (include new Renegade Hybrids belt driven unit).
Pump can be turned on manually to quickly cool down car, radiator fans work off of temperature.
Griffin aluminum radiator w/fan
Turbo tie rod ends
Turbo axles
915 gearbox with ring & pinion swapped and magnetic speedo pickup
Corvette headers
New Maganaflow mufflers
2 Front mounted oil coolers with fans
916 front fiberglass bumper
All wheel wells flared
NOS dashboard
Mallory ignition
Renegade hybrids bell housing adapter
Rod Simpson shift adapter to make 914 a tail shifter
Koni shock absorbers
Rebuilt starter
Renegade hybrids nylon adapters for 1 inch inlets to block
Insulated firewall (both sides)
Fill point tank is Pantera swirl tank
Turbo Fuchs (7's and 9's)
Edelbrock valve covers.
e-mail for more pics, i have plenty but board makes you do one at a time.

Could not be duplicated for $50k. Great car, all it needs is cosmetics, prep and paint. The engine bay and trunk and door jambs have already been painted orange. It is a Porsche color from the time the car was made. I think it will look great. Hopefully a 914 guy will want it. It is scary fast, the engine was built to be 400HP but it has not been on a dyno.

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