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  1. 02-27-2023, 04:01 PM #1
    JimmyT
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    FS: 911 Billet Steering Coupler, 901.347.201.02

    These couplers connect the bottom of the steering shaft with the steering rack flange. They replace the combination rubber and steel assembly:
    PET '65-'69 911 Fig. 4-03-00 #29 901.347.201.02 Steering coupling Qty: 1 PCNA List, 2023: $122.90
    PET '70-'73 911 Fig. 4-03-00 #20 901.347.201.02 Steering coupling Qty: 1
    PET '89-'90 911 Fig. 4-03-00 #18 901.347.201.02 Steering coupling Qty: 1

    They provide an improvement in steering feel and response without a change in NVH. They are produced in two heights. The taller version for stock 911s and a shorter version for cars with steering rack spacers. They fit 1974-89 911, 1970-76 914, 1975-89 930.

    They take:
    PET '65-'69 911 Fig. 4-03-00 #32 901.347.248.00 Tab washer Qty: 2 PCNA List 2023: $5.50
    PET '65-'69 911 Fig. 4-03-00 #33 900.074.129.02 Hex head bolt, M08x42 Qty: 4 SS N 0103533 PCNA List 2023: $4.76

    Material: Al 7075-T6
    Finish: Ra 12µm
    Coating: Anodized, Type III (Black)
    Weight: Tall = 176.26 gm (99 gm less than stock), Short = 150.23 gm (125 gm less than stock)

    The price is $61.58 each.
    Shipping within the US is by choice of USPS Priority "2-Day" for $10.20 or USPS Package for $6.50.
    International shipping is available, but performance is poor, requiring the purchase of insurance.

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    Last edited by JimmyT; 03-16-2025 at 04:20 PM.
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  2. 03-12-2025, 06:10 AM #2
    woznot
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    Hi jimmy do you still do these?
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  3. 03-12-2025, 07:58 AM #3
    JimmyT
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    Hi Warren,

    Yes. Both heights are in stock.
    I will send you an email.

    Thanks, Jimmy

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  4. 03-14-2025, 04:49 PM #4
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    Hi Jimmy

    Is it correct these don't fit 70-73 911?
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  5. 03-16-2025, 04:11 PM #5
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    Hi Clyde,

    In keeping with Porsche's efficiency and frugality, these were used on 911s thru '89.
    • PET '70-'73 911 Fig. 4-03-00 #20 901.347.201.02 Steering coupling Qty: 1
    • PET '89-'90 911 Fig. 4-03-00 #18 901.347.201.02 Steering coupling Qty: 1


    HTH, Jimmy

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    Hi Jimmy

    Is it correct these don't fit 70-73 911?
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