1970 Porsche 914 on 2040-cars
New Vernon, New Jersey, United States
If you have any questions feel free to email me at: jeffreyjwwinnett@cricketfans.net .
1970 PORSCHE 914/6
This is a real 914/6 not a conversion
Meticulously restored with attention to details.
3.5 liter Dawes Motorsports motor, ported and polished heads, duel plug ignition with MSD control modules, SC
cams, 11:1 compression, 46IDA Weber carbs, front oil cooler stainless steel headers dyno tested at 300HP to the
rear wheels.
Rebuilt limited slip differential, rebuilt transmission geared to match performance of motor,
Front oil cooler, adjustable Bilstein shocks, front and rear sway bars, reinforced trailing arms, and body.
911S front calibers, vented rotors all four wheels.
Original color Sunshine Yellow code 1029, custom rear flares monochrome paint.
Interior completely restored with black and grey leather heated seats. Dash, knee pad, header and roll bar pads
stripped and recovered by Just Dashes in California.
HRE Fucks wheel design 17” X 8” front 17” X10” rear
Bridgestone Potenza tires 235/45ZR17 front 275/40ZR17 rear
Reworked gauges with 200 MPH speedometer 7000-RPM red line tach numerical temperature and oil pressure gauges.
Retro fit Bluetooth radio J&B amps with J&B subwoofer and speakers and power antenna.
Total weight of car with driver 2100lbs. extremely fast, excellent handling car with 50/50 weight distribution,
No disappointments.
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