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Thread: WTB: Raised Steering Wheel Hub Adapter to fit '67 911

  1. 12-03-2005, 05:46 PM #1
    Bob Schaefer
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    WTB: Raised Steering Wheel Hub Adapter to fit '67 911

    That's it. I'm tired of bumping my knee on the steering wheel whenever I brake (especilly when heel & toeing).

    Looking for an raised hub adapter for my '67.

    Bob
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    ‘67 911S Canary/Lemon yellow, sunroof coupe produced w/100L tank. Until determined otherwise, 306943S appears to be 1 of 1, and among the earliest 911’s with a 100L tank. The 911’s initial participation in a competitive event, the 1965 Monte Carlo Rally, was fitted with a 100L tank (#300055). Seeking additional info on earliest 100L tank fitments to 911’s.



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  2. 12-03-2005, 10:42 PM #2
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    Bob,

    FYI on my original style but raised wheel, the hub is rivited on. The hub itself is about an inch high.

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  3. 12-04-2005, 11:01 AM #3
    Bob Schaefer
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    Raised Hub Steering Wheel

    Thanks for pointing out my mistake 304678. After consulting my service manual, I see exactly what you're talking about.

    Getting more leg room is going to be more of a challenge than I thought.

    Bob
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    ‘67 911S Canary/Lemon yellow, sunroof coupe produced w/100L tank. Until determined otherwise, 306943S appears to be 1 of 1, and among the earliest 911’s with a 100L tank. The 911’s initial participation in a competitive event, the 1965 Monte Carlo Rally, was fitted with a 100L tank (#300055). Seeking additional info on earliest 100L tank fitments to 911’s.



    ‘70 914/6 (2.7l RS spec engine, but searching for 6404915 original)
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