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  1. 02-02-2017, 08:44 PM #1
    lkadams
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    FS: Mag case 901/13 transaxle

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    Rare 911 901/13, 1968/9 only model, magnesium case, which was 911E and S models. 5 speed, original gears would be AFMSZ

    901/13, magnesium case
    ser #7197017

    911 1968-69
    5-speed synchronized transaxle
    Rod shift
    Single-plate clutch

    Gear ratios:
    1st gear: 3.091 (A)
    2nd gear: 1.889 (F)
    3rd gear: 1.318 (M)
    4th gear: 1.040 (S)
    5th gear: 0.793 (Z)
    Ring and pinion: 4.43 (7:31)

    It's not a core, it's a good working transmission that had no problems when I pulled it from the car. It's dry and doesn't leak. Note it still has correct early axle flanges (4 bolts, 2 pins).

    Ships from Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2T 5S8 (if you want to estimate shipping).

    $1800 USD (+ PP fees)

    Cheers,
    KeithIMG_8110.jpgIMG_8108.jpg


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    Last edited by lkadams; 10-28-2018 at 06:23 PM.
    Keith Adams
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  2. 02-02-2017, 11:21 PM #2
    Jon B
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    Quote Originally Posted by lkadams View Post
    Rare 911 901/13, 1968/9 only model, magnesium case (this is the only mag case 901), which was 911E and S models...
    911 1968-69...
    Manufactured by Porsche (ZF)...
    Keith, this is a 69 model only.
    It was the only standard mag case 901 5-speed, but there was also a mag case 901 4-speed standard on T and E (US) models, 901/12.

    The only ZF-made part of a 901 transmission was the optional Limited-Slip Differential.

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  3. 02-03-2017, 06:41 AM #3
    lkadams
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    Thanks Jon!
    Keith Adams
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