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jhelgesen
March 5th 2003, 10:58
Anyone have a link or info on sharpbuilt shrouds? The link from t4secrets isn't working.

I've got a 911 fan, ring, and alt, wanting to know my options.

vujade
March 5th 2003, 11:06
I have the link Sharpbuilt (http://www.sharpbuilt.com.au/)

I also have two word files from Sharpbuilt with all their pricing if you are interested.

Let me know

jhelgesen
March 5th 2003, 11:17
Thanks guys.

That word file would be great.

I'm laying out the plans for the 61 VKG car, so far it looks like:

61 ragtop body, 2001 mitubishi alloy green
70's irs pan
85 944 rear arms and brakes
85 944 front brakes on ghia or cb spindles
2.0 t4 motor, webcam, weber 40idf's, 914 heads
exhaust TBA ( maybe another BAS)
901 tranny and shifter
16" porsche cup wheels
911 RS style interior (minimal interior)
911 gauges (tach and speedo minimum)
h4 headlights w/911 lenses

Haven't decided on:
Seats, either acura or the sparcos in the 911 right now, kind of a bitch to get in and out of in the 911
rear lights, 61's are kinda small but cool
bumpers, if any

Project starts as soon as I get the pad poured under my carport, plan on being on the road spring of 04.

(oh yeah, Zen, buy my car) :D

Pillow
March 5th 2003, 14:44
As for the Tach the 911 will not work as it is for a 6-cylinder.

But some great alternatives are cheap and common like the early 924/944 ones and 914 ones. All can be had for like $20.

Sounds like a good plan!

GLF,

Wally
March 5th 2003, 14:52
The 6-cyl. Tach can actually be altered to 4 cyl. Red line is up a bit further :-) Its working fine in my car.
Its one of the few things, I've let another (company) do.
Looks like a super GL set-up to me JHelgarson!
Walter

jhelgesen
March 5th 2003, 15:55
Guess I should change that description, I have a 912e tach, for a t4. Already for a 4 cylinder. The speedo is a 1970 mechanical speedo.

chigger
March 6th 2003, 11:36
The brakes, engine, trans, pan combo are almost identical to mine. Where are you in NC?

jhelgesen
March 6th 2003, 14:34
I'm in the south end of NC, in Southern Pines.

I've been thinking (dangerous thing). How hard would it be to take the 911 shroud I have and marry it with some 2.0 tin to make my own shroud?

kdanie
March 6th 2003, 16:08
If you are looking for a cheaper alternative to the sharpbuilt or european shrouds, you can check out California Import Parts. I bought their type 4 shroud, it appears to be a copy of the common european shrouds. The instructions suck, but the machining dimensions are the same as the BAS shroud. With some mechanical apptitude it is very useable and about half the cost.
ken

jhelgesen
March 6th 2003, 16:13
Didn't even know they had one, I'll have to check it out.

jhelgesen
March 6th 2003, 16:21
Looked at CIP site, costs as much as the sharpbuilt, and have a waiting list.

kdanie
March 6th 2003, 19:20
The price has gone up about $50 since I bought my shroud. I thought Sharpbuilt was about $700 by the time it got here to the states...... For the same $$$, I'm sure the Sharpbuilt is a better deal.
ken

lightning bug
March 6th 2003, 21:02
I haven't looked at CIP's site yet. Does their shroud come with the fan and alt? I know Sharpbuilt's doesn't. I'm looking at the kit from Aircooled.net. Come's with everything. About $900 with Porsche balanced fan and Rabbit (Golf 1) alternator. I want a Sharpbuilt but by the time I find a fan and alt, pay for it, and get it shipped from Australia, not to mention the shipping for the fan and alt., I'm probably better off going with the AC.net shroud to save aggrivation. Still researching though.......

kdanie
March 7th 2003, 01:08
The CIP shroud does not come with the fan/alt/ring.
ken

lightning bug
March 7th 2003, 19:42
That's what I mean. It might be easier to get the whole package in one shot. Nothing against the others.