911 G/BOX for sale

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911 G/BOX for sale

Post by 66' 912 »

1971, 911 reconditioned box :
selector rod
2/3 hub
2/3 synchros
4/5 hub
bearings
seals
gaskets.
£1265 of work, receipt present. Unused since overhaul.
Serious enquiries 07855 989386. Paul.
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Post by Ian Donkin »

A couple of questions:-

901 or 915?

Who did the work?

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Post by Nick Moss »

1971, 911 reconditioned box
Should be a 911 box, not 901 or 915
Nick Moss - early911.co.uk - Fuchs refurbishment
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Post by 66' 912 »

Hi Ian,
Yeh 911 dogleg,
markings on the box 7111234 & 911.301.101.OR.
The work was done by D.J.S Automotive, Transmission specialists in Leicestershire.
( cheers Nick )
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Post by Matt black70 »

Excuse my ignorance but what is the difference between a 901 and a 911 box?.
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Post by davidppp »

Hello Matt.

The most important differnece is the clutch arrangement.

The 911 had the pull type clutch..the 901 and 914 the old push style.

The gear ratios in the 911 are much wider spaced and higher geared, and maybe less desirable for a hottish engine..

The 911 also usually had the exploding differential!

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