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    Correct engine plating for a 64 engine

    Hi all,

    Is there any documentation about the early engine plating? Would like to get it correct for 900256.

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    I think the air ducts next to the 250mm fan have these round 90 degree fixation points to fit on the 64 chain houses:

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    Any other weird details for the early engines?

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    Member #226 R Gruppe Life Member #147
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    When I did an early 911R engine with all the 906 valve covers, chain cases, covers and date codes in the 65’s, there was a lot of clear zinc plating. I guess I expected more yellow zinc. So I copied what I saw. The 906 chain case on the right side also had the 90* lateral mounting.
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    I have no documentation but I would expect the majority if not most to be clear zinc

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    Sorry I meant engine tin, the black power coated tin around the engine :-)

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    Almost gloss but not quite. Kinda semi-gloss. It's hard to get it just right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Straub View Post
    Almost gloss but not quite. Kinda semi-gloss. It's hard to get it just right.

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    I was told “60%” black powder paint where 60% was the degree of gloss. I was skeptical, but it was spot on.
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    I mean feature of the engine tin itself. Were there differences for the early engines as compared to for example the engine tin of the 1965 engines?

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    Glasurit 22 line Rally mat black. 22-PT 9051M, also 22-1250-M (old nr.) Use it on suspension parts too.
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    And the differences in shape and size of the engine tin?

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    I like the Rally black for the dash. For suspension and engine I feel it is not glossy enough

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