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Chaznaster
post Jun 12 2022, 06:29 PM
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First pass at rear toe and ended up within 1/6 on the left and 1/8 on the right. Target is in 1/16 on both sides.
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post Jun 16 2022, 02:58 PM
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I got wired, the air box is almost ready to install.



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post Jun 16 2022, 03:21 PM
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Yehey! Thank you Bruce @bdstone for the beautiful pedal cluster.
Gave Bruce 2 core plus cash and this came today.

Thank you Bruce!

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post Jun 16 2022, 05:46 PM
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QUOTE(ndfrigi @ Jun 16 2022, 05:21 PM) *

Yehey! Thank you Bruce @bdstone for the beautiful pedal cluster.
Gave Bruce 2 core plus cash and this came today.

Thank you Bruce!

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I still can’t get mine apart!

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post Jun 16 2022, 06:02 PM
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QUOTE(ndfrigi @ Jun 16 2022, 05:21 PM) *

Yehey! Thank you Bruce @bdstone for the beautiful pedal cluster.
Gave Bruce 2 core plus cash and this came today.

Thank you Bruce!

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I still can’t get mine apart!

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Since 2011 when I started with 914 projects, I wanted to restore a pedal. Well finally I just let Bruce do it for me.

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post Jun 16 2022, 06:39 PM
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I still can’t get mine apart!

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Bruce enlightened me on how it's done when I posted awhile ago trying to get one apart. This worked for me, very appreciative for the help, Bruce. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smash.gif)

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You need a solid mounted vice. Spread the jaws to the width of the shaft diameter.
Place the shaft end into the gap in the vise.
Hit the other end of the shaft with a big hammer to push the shaft out farther. File down the mushroomed end.
Clamp the clutch arm end into the vise.
Use a big a adjustable wrench on the other end of the arm and twist back and forth.
Once it starts to move get a small pry bar under the lip of the arm and pry while you twist.
Or send it to me for a restored set.
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post Jun 17 2022, 03:08 PM
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QUOTE(seanpaulmc @ Jun 16 2022, 04:46 PM) *


I still can’t get mine apart!

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Bruce enlightened me on how it's done when I posted awhile ago trying to get one apart. This worked for me, very appreciative for the help, Bruce. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smash.gif)

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You need a solid mounted vice. Spread the jaws to the width of the shaft diameter.
Place the shaft end into the gap in the vise.
Hit the other end of the shaft with a big hammer to push the shaft out farther. File down the mushroomed end.
Clamp the clutch arm end into the vise.
Use a big a adjustable wrench on the other end of the arm and twist back and forth.
Once it starts to move get a small pry bar under the lip of the arm and pry while you twist.
Or send it to me for a restored set.




10 MINUTES! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/piratenanner.gif)

It took only 10 minutes to finish the disassembly of the pedal cluster with these instructions.

I am so appreciative of @bdstone and @nathanxnathan for sharing. I have spent hours trying to the shaft off this assembly with no progress. Thank you so much! I finally feel safe ordering the rebuild parts.

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post Jun 17 2022, 08:48 PM
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Finally got my 74' tub home to save my 72' from folding like a taco.

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post Jun 18 2022, 07:25 PM
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Driver’s jack point buttoned up.


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Installed my new Milpassi fuel pressure regulator and welded in my new door bars and braces


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Installed my new Milpassi fuel pressure regulator and welded in my new door bars and braces
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Installed my new Milpassi fuel pressure regulator and welded in my new door bars and braces
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Went for a brief drive in the English countryside...

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I installed a new main targa seal ,from 914rubber ,fit´s really nice .
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Finished dialing in the rear toe. Now working in the front camber and toe. Front was way out and moving it in the right direction has already improved the steering.
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post Jun 19 2022, 07:12 PM
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Lowered it.....

Drove it.....

Started working on a down and dirty manual trunk release so that I can retain the rear Porsche reflector.....solenoid is non-functional, and I want something easy and full-proof.
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post Jun 19 2022, 07:17 PM
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I pulled the motor out of one of my cars so I can refresh it. The car came from the desert and everything is covered in a thick layer of dust and dirt.

Also listed another one on Ebay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284863083161

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Finished these up.

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made it to cars ans coffee today and look what showed up, a red 914, with a Chevy V8 transplant nice car, well done conversion using Renegade kit. There were a dozen varried 911’s and a few caymans, one kit Speedster, and us 2 914’s.
i have to check ans see if the VIN of that 914 is in our database.


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I ran 3 of the 4 motors today. I didn't check to see which way they were going, I'll do that when all 4 motors are running.

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I feel like I am almost done with this project. It really looks good and it feels so close.
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