FS 1974 914-6cyl conversion, FS 1974 914-6cyl conversion $34,000. |
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FS 1974 914-6cyl conversion, FS 1974 914-6cyl conversion $34,000. |
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Dec 24 2017, 11:16 AM
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$34,000. Car has just come out of storage. Hasn’t been driven since 2007. Odometer was 15,008 as of 1/31/2007
Drained the fuel tank. Added all new fresh fluids. Since then been driving it and runs great. Car is basically set up for track use but street legal! California car now registered in North Carolina. Car is a sleeper. No emblems, looks like stock exhaust coming out the back. You would think it’s a 4. Comes with everything listed below. 2.7 Engine 2.7 7r case with case savers and oil update (built in 2004) Euro pistons C6 Cams Shuffle pinned case Weber 40 carburetors with rain shield air cleaners Fan shroud 964 style (access plate) Genuine Porsche oil tank with stainless steel braided lines Front oil cooler and vents Boxster brakes all around (no parking brake) with Brembo calipers 24mm front sway bar Stock rear sway bar with stout springs Limited slip differential rear end Trans cooler 16”x7 Fuchs (polished) with new tires Extra long (5 lug) studs GT roll bar Front oil cooler 911 front torsion bar with Bilstein shocks (2005) 22mm front bar Odyssey battery Pc925 with Billet mount (new) Upgraded trans with billet main plate LSD 9quaife0, 930 SYNCHROS built in 2005 AA EJQX, may be plumbed for trans cooler MSD ignition Boxed trailing arms 914 6 Headers no heater boxes 914-6 GT roll bar Sparco 2000 seats and 5 point Harnesses New clutch and speed cable in 2005 New clutch and cable 904 main shaft Racing steering wheel Dyno showed 205 hp at 5500 rpms red lines around 7300 rpms. That puts it at about 240hp at the crank Fast and Handles Great! Attached image(s) |
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