Am making progress finding appropriate parts for my -6 build. Last time I did this, I seemed to be much more lucky.

Still looking for:
- an engine core (2.7 or 3.0) with bigger port heads
- oil tank with peripherals (I'll make my own lines)
- rear M brake calipers (doing the 911 parking brake)
- 6 cylinder tachometer or re-set the stock version?
- best place to get steel flares
- Is there a group buy or something on MADDOG stuff?
- Last I looked, sway-a-way was a great place for axles/CV's. Still?

Thanks.

Am making progress finding appropriate parts for my -6 build. Last time I did this, I seemed to be much more lucky.

Still looking for:
- an engine core (2.7 or 3.0) with bigger port heads
- oil tank with peripherals (I'll make my own lines) - MB911/914-6Werkshop.com
- rear M brake calipers (doing the 911 parking brake) - pelican
- 6 cylinder tachometer or re-set the stock version? - pelican or tach adapt
- best place to get steel flares - restoration design
- Is there a group buy or something on MADDOG stuff?
- Last I looked, sway-a-way was a great place for axles/CV's. Still? - sway away for the axles to fit 914 trans to 911 hubs and stubs. part #2420. http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=91963
Thanks.

Thanks Mark. I'm still waiting to see what engine you come up with!

I have a 6 cylinder tach I could let go of; will PM you

- Tony

www.914-6werkshop.com..

I can help with allot of it.

Thanks Ben. That GT chrome front bumper really looks nice. I'll be in contact for some things soon.

Don't forget engine wiring harness, you'll want to sort that out before the engine goes in the car. To do it right you're going to want to remove the fan shroud, and often times replace or get your alternator rebuilt.

I had all the alternators and starters rebuilt on our project cars after seeing how much time it took for a tech to pull one after they installed an engine. They all work on the bench and then seem to go bad once the engine is in the car.
Perry is also known for his rebuilt engine harness. Make sure to contact him once you are set with the engine.