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  1. 09-07-2017, 03:09 PM #1
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    RSR Tool Kit Price Check

    I came across an absolute pristine RSR tool kit yesterday, what is the going price these days? Pics not available yet.
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  2. 09-07-2017, 04:53 PM #2
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    Just curious what makes a tool kit an "RSR" one?
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    Well, you do need one of these for the center locks...
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  4. 09-07-2017, 11:15 PM #4
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    It depends which rsr�� Or i suppose a 2.8 had a super rare never to been seen tool kit��
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yellow491 View Post
    It depends which rsr�� Or i suppose a 2.8 had a super rare never to been seen tool kit��
    Photos please
    ...in some cases the RSR "toolkit" was Mercedes shaped, contained the car and also had room for some team personnel and a case or two of Martini apparently
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    No mention of a RSR toolkit in the February 1973 M491 2.8 spare parts list nor in 911744 order procedure and specification for M491 conversion order that I can see.

    Interesting that it is thought there is an RSR version.
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  6. 09-08-2017, 11:42 AM #6
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    Mike- one impressive socket. Curious, what is the shiney end of the extension for?
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    Good question Haasman,
    I thinks it is to accomodate the 3 ft Power Bar to undo the hubs.
    This bar was also used to hold the hood up as well because as we all know the RSR was all about saving weight.
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    The shiny ball is actually the end of the chrome bar (mentioned above) that can be seen hanging down from the tool.
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    Good eye Bob. Of course!

    What a tool. (Not you Bob)

    Any idea of the size of the socket?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Haasman View Post
    Any idea of the size of the socket?
    90 mm if I remember correctly...
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