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1970 Porsche 914/6


Body/Interior

  • 1970 Porsche 914/6 #9140430349 - rust free CA car (spent its entire life in SoCal)
  • originally canary yellow, then red, currently metallic shit brown & tan primer
  • GT engine lid
  • Metal GT flares
  • Full roll cage (1.5"x0.095")
  • Momo Prototipo steering wheel w/ QR hub
  • Sparco Evo seat on rails lowered THOUGH the floor & 5-pt harness

Engine

  • 3.0L 911SC based motor w/ early 78-79 big-port heads
  • 40mm Webber IDS3Cs, tall PMO manifolds, K&N watershield air cleaners
  • high CR pistions verified with borescope
  • Webcam 120/149 cams (similar to GE60)
  • 1.75" headers, Triad Muffler
  • MSD 6AL ignition, Magnecor wires, recurved SC distributor
  • Troutman external thermostat
  • Front mount oil cooler

Transmission

  • 901 converted to sideshift
  • Factory limited slip differential
  • Stock 1-4, ZD 5th gear from a /4 (plan to reinstall the original ZA)
  • Rennshift short shift
  • Stainless precision universal joint rear shift rod

Suspension

  • Front
    • Bilstein raised-spindle RSR front struts
    • Bilstein sport shocks
    • 21mm torsion bars
    • Weltmeister sway bar
    • spherical bearing camber plate (-0.5 to -3.5 deg)
    • turbo tie rods
  • Rear
    • 275# springs
    • Koni adjustable rear shocks with adjustable spring perches
    • ?mm sway bar
  • Poly bushings everywhere
  • GT rear suspension ear reinforcements
  • 245/45/16 & 225/50/16 Toyo RA1s on 7&8x16" Fuchs (street)
  • 23.0x9.0x15 Canti Slicks on 7&8x15 Fuchs (track)

Brakes

  • Bremtek aluminum calipers w/ braided brake lines
  • SC vented rotors on all 4 corners
  • Tilton adjustable proportioning valve
  • Porterfield R-4 pads
  • Rebuilt/powder coated/replated pedal cluster

Future Plans

  • I have a 911 aluminum front steering race brace to replace the original steel one
  • Waiting 2+ years "on the list" for the GT headlight kit
  • Have all the parts from a 70 911 to add 911 emergency brakes
  • EFI conversion
  • Restoration! Either the original canary yellow paint or possibly signal orange
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