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    What's It Weigh?

    Want to lose some weight (Porsche, that is)? Early 911S Registry member, Jim Calzia, has provided us an exhaustive compilation of component weights as he methodically built his '73 S race car. Great stuff. Check out this reprint from the Autumn 2000 edition of Esses. Thanks Jim.

    www.early911sregistry.org/TechInfo.html

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    what's it weigh?

    No real comment, jus wanted to thank Jim for all his work & excellent tracking of details. I don't ever plan on racing, but I sure enjoyed the article in ESSES

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    Quote Originally Posted by 911SRegistry View Post
    . . . Registry member, Jim Calzia, has provided us an exhaustive compilation of component weights as he methodically built his '73 S race car. Great stuff. Check out this reprint from the Autumn 2000 edition of Esses . . .

    www.early911sregistry.org/TechInfo.html

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    Whatever happened to this listing? . . .

    . . . seems like it'd be pretty interesting





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    Whatever happened to this listing? . . .
    Unfortunately it seems that over 50% of our 'tech' links are not working:
    https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...Technical-Info

    Some due to just expiration, and some probably due to our server updates through the last 20 years... sorry
    We'll try to weed out those that do not function...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Miller View Post
    Unfortunately it seems that over 50% of our 'tech' links are not working:
    https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...Technical-Info

    Some due to just expiration, and some probably due to our server updates through the last 20 years... sorry
    We'll try to weed out those that do not function...

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    It'd be great to find the original articles and create new links Chuck!
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    Lightbulb

    If I remember Jim (Calzia) no longer wanted the info on the net ...

    Rick started a thread in 2011 that for now is as close as I can come...

    https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...Vehicle-Weight

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