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That would make sense...

Diameter was one of the things I was wondering about

So does anyone have a door lock cylinder laying around and an early gas door to see if it fits without reworking the door?

I am...please

I will look up that high but if I mount them that high they would take your head off in a wreck. The belts in that picture have a long stick extension that moves the shoulder belt down beside your head...

We acquired some non retractable 3 point seat belts from SteveJ after his visit. I knew there was a mounting spot behind the vinyl in the B post, you could feel it. Went to install them today and cut through the vinyl. Surprise! The hole is there but no nut to bolt into. So now what? I need some ideas for getting a nut inside the B post up high and fixed without butchering anything...

Good sleuthing...

Long distance CH, that's funny!

If you get as far as me you are welcome to the guest house...We are gonna plan on Austin...

Just sit there and look pretty!

Here in the deep south a lot of people carry and make counter offers...

I totally understand...

This is what I found, more complete than yours but would still need a flange all the way around. The other one I thought I had is gone. I don't remember when I cut that section up... If shipping were cheaper it might be worth it, but I don't know. Free for shipping if you decide you want it...

I think they may have been available in Japan. I believe I have seen them for auction there

Sorry, missed that...

Can you just make one from a couple of choke cables units and get the throttle knob from Nix240z?

I will look on Saturday..."Toys" are good Oh I meant "tools"

Maybe Zcars or someone North of the border has some...

For the chimney, I have a parts car that is gonna get cut up anyway. I have a plasma cutter, probably a ten minute job. I took the plates off the parts car, I would get a set off a donor car

Do you need the chimney? I sold those plates to someone, I don't think I have any more but I would think someone on your side of the border could source some for you. They are normally not that rotten. the metal behind them is normally what's gone

It would be great to locate another source for a workable rubber part. If the Porsche part fits I bet there is another manufacturer who used it also that would have less premium applied to the cost

Inside the left quarter panel behind the interior plastic panel. Down low inside straight below the power antennae

I would say denser coil count equates to higher spring rate

Love PO's! How are you gonna repair the fresh air intake? I would drill out the 6-7 spot welds that hold the sheet metal rain cover over the intake. That will provide some room to work. If you need a new intake I can see if I have one you can use. I would probably use a body panel adhesive versus trying to get in there to weld it back. It is very confined with out opening the cowl all the way up

Are you testing at the sensor or at the ecu?