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    Talking Alignment done...

    Well, I got the alignment done last week. I had it done at Mirage Int'l in San Diego based on recommendations from here.. When I arrived at the shop, the bays were full of 911 race cars of various vintage and tune. What a cool shop! Gumby got the royal treatment and I must say that she drive's quite nice and smooth on the freeway. I haven't had a chance to get her out in the twisties yet but I have little doubt that her capabilities will let me down.
    Remember, this is a 67 912 with a 2.0 914 Type 4 in it. The new suspension is the full deal, 73 911 front with polybronze bushings, monoball strut bushings, upgraded brakes, turbo tie rods, and new Bilsteins. Rear got monoballs for trailing arm, poly bronze bushings for spring plate, and original 67 911S vented rotors and calipers.

    Below are the specs and contact info for Mirage.

    Mirage Int'l
    4905 Morena Blvd Ste 1309
    San Diego, Ca 92117
    (858)581-1101
    jae@mirageintl.com

    Corner Balance
    Total weight w/driver 2358
    Driver weight 200

    Fr. Lt. 545 Fr. Rt. 474
    RR. Lt. 705 RR.Rt. 634

    Cross weight 179 50.00%
    Left weight 1250 53.00%
    Rear weight 1339 56.80%

    Alignment
    Fr. Camber 12
    Toe 1.5mm toe in total
    Caster 6.0 left 6.6 right min

    RR Camber -1.7
    RR Toe 3.0 mm in Total


    Thanks for the shop recommendation. Jae was very knowledgeable and easy to work with.

    --Tony
    67 912 2.0 Type 4
    81 924 Turbo
    94 968 Cabriolet
    http://gumby912.servebeer.com

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    Tony,

    Glad it worked out. Jae is the REAL DEAL. Wait till you drive your car in earnest. It will amaze you. BTW....your car is VERY Light. Should be a blast!!!!

    Enjoy............

    Chris
    2004 GT3 Carrara White with a few mods...
    2011 987.2 Spyder White, LWB's, 6 speed... Crazy Fun!!!

    R #208
    S #607
    A #76

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    Chris,

    Thanks again for the connection. BTW, what does an early 911 weigh?

    --Tony
    67 912 2.0 Type 4
    81 924 Turbo
    94 968 Cabriolet
    http://gumby912.servebeer.com

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    My car weighs spot on 2500 lbs w/ driver, albeit the driver comes in at a rotund 240 lbs...
    Kenik
    - 1969 911S
    - 1965/66 911
    - S Reg #760
    - RGruppe #389

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    My 73 E weighs 2,400 LB.s with out driver. The passenger sport seat probably weighs 2,300 Lb's alone
    2004 GT3 Carrara White with a few mods...
    2011 987.2 Spyder White, LWB's, 6 speed... Crazy Fun!!!

    R #208
    S #607
    A #76

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    Gburner
    Guest
    Nice of you to share the good news about Mirage.
    Jae's been doing my Porsche for 5 years or more.
    He's great with track and street cars.

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