Early 911 flywheel

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Early 911 flywheel

Post by Robster »

Hi everyone,

I am after an early 911 flywheel (integral starter motor ring gear).

does anyone have one?

kind regards
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Post by tanick »

I've got one, not sure what condition - It still had life left in it but was worn - changed it for peace of mind while the engine was out. You can get them from Euro Car Parts for £100.

You can have mine if you want it, I'll measure the thickness if you like.
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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Nick - Robster's looking for the earlier flywheel with the integral ring gear (used on the 2 litre models).
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Aah, that'll be a different one then :oops:
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I bought a new one from a place - £280 inc vat - hurt but at least its peace of mind
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I bought a new one from a place - £280 inc vat - hurt but at least its peace of mind
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Post by Robster »

Cheers for replying guys,

Stuby, where did you buy them new?

David, many thanks for your quick response and PM. If the new one is stupidly expensive, i will be interested.

The engine going in is a 2.7 (type 911/41 150hp). Not crazy, but a useful hike in power and torque, and it could always be upgraded at a later date.
hopefully it won't munch my '901' gearbox!

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i got it from a company called parts source - 0208 550 6911. Just dug the receipt out - was £285 inc vat, inc 10 quid postage

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Robster - my 2.8 twin plug motor is mated to a 901 box ... no problems with 255bhp ! :wink:
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I have a used one you can have for £75. They can be (and should be) machined. If you want it let me know by email and I will take it to Husborne.

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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

no problems with 255bhp !
Sounds like lots of fun :lol:


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