FS 911 Engine Case - UPDATED, 7R Case, Crank, Rods, Oil Pump |
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FS 911 Engine Case - UPDATED, 7R Case, Crank, Rods, Oil Pump |
infraredcalvin |
Jan 7 2018, 12:13 AM
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Distracted Member Group: Members Posts: 1,510 Joined: 25-August 08 From: Ladera Ranch, CA Member No.: 9,463 Region Association: Southern California |
UPDATED: 1/7/18
What you see is what you get, 911/92 7R case & used main bearings $400 +shipping & PP fees $1,000 + Ship OBO While collecting parts for my build I ended up with one too many engine cases, so I’m letting this one go. I bought this case from a well-known seller on the bird board. I don’t know much about this case except that it has been worked on previously and what the previous seller disclosed. It has a couple heli-coils (one removed by me), the remaining look to be time certs. Some are backing out, they could be reseated with the proper insert tool, or I had planned to remove all and replace with case savers (which seems to be the recommendation with these cases). There were a few items that were not disclosed to me that I’d like to make sure I get out there: There is a chunk taken out where the oil cooler mounts – as seen in the pictures. In no way does this interfere with the sealing or mounting of the oil cooler it’s just cosmetic (I just wanted to disclose as it was a surprise to me). All in all it’s a good case that has had some work done, and as with all mag cases needs a bit more. Not included are head studs, a couple were broken or corroded, case bolts/nuts were removed and not provided by previous seller. Thanks for looking, pics to follow, Pat |
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