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    Engine Shroud catalogue

    Here is the 2.2L shroud I have. Obviously the duct to the oil cooler is a seperate piece riveted on but shouldn't be painted.

    911.106.032.01 Air Guide plate (red)
    911.106.032.00 " " " (green)
    911.106.032.02 " " " (black)




    Brian

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    70 E
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    70E bottom ,the same version as fryardds but green
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    67S 2.0 some of the differrences, no duct, vanes riveted to the inside, no embossement for injection
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    67S 2.0 bottom
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    77S 2.7 CIS, note integral duct, MFI injection embossements remain, and color
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    the three of them together, notice how red the 67s is compared to the 77S, the 77 is more orange, and this has been compared to another of the same version, and it too is the same, more orange than red.
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    here is a test color match of resin/pigment glass matrix for the 77S. I will pop a 2.2 amber out for Logan tomorrow and post it. I expect to have several of all flavors (colors too)with me at RR2.
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    Jared Rundell - Registered User JCR's Avatar
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    Can an integrated duct shroud like the one showed above be used on an MFI car?
    The duct doesn't go all the way to the back.
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    Jared,

    There is a small grey plastic piece that bolts on the directs air to the oil cooler. My RS has this design so it must be on the '73 cars.
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