DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

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- being shown on ITV tonight at 10.45pm


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I thought you were originally asking for a set of 90mm pistons & barrels for a 2.2L not a 2.4 ?


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. No MIke - the car has inertia reel seatbelts & utilises this Factory part for the receivers: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53666751826_a28d5f14e7_w.jpg - sorry I don't have a specific picture but this screen shot from another one is the best I have: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53...

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I don't think I've seen another thread with more impressive fabrication skills - fantastic workmanship !


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Price of '69-'73 LHS trim reduced to £45 + postage


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Price reduced to £125 + postage ...

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. All prices now reduced by 20% : 1) Late '73-on toolbag - £80 + postage ------ 2) Pair of Hapewe pliers - SOLD !!! . ------ 3) Drop Forged Steel (small font version) 10/11mm open-ended spanner - £12 + postage ------ 4) Selected Special Steel 14/15mm & 17/19mm open-ended spanners - 14/15mm - £16...

How did you attach the seat belt receiver to the lightweight seat mounting? I used the angled brackets from the original comfort seats - this is the passenger side (before repainting): https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53665050257_d0ea465a37.jpg - had to enlarge/elongate the holes slightly & ...

. Finished off refreshing the gauges by removing the rev counter - which involves taking off the steering wheel/hub followed by the column plastic 'clamshells' : https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53664031333_6470ff933f_w.jpg - I think that's the first 911 I've owned where there wasn't any damage t...

. The 2.7 litre 911 engines have a stroke of 70.4mm so if using the 90mm pistons with a 66mm stroke, the swept volume - & hence the compression ratio - will be (significantly) lower. For instance, if using std 2.7RS pistons with a 66mm crank you'll end up with (from memory) a CR of ~ 7:1 Thus to...

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Do you realise that if fitting 90mm pistons you'll end up with quite a low compression ratio ?


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. Sadly not a unique situation - many 'previously believed lost or scrapped' historic race cars have been 'discovered/restored' - Porsches included - & often go undetected for many years whilst they're in private collections. It's been happening for many years but is more difficult only nowadays...

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That will be for a '72/'73 2.4 T, E, S or 2.7RS ...


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