YOUR RESEARCHNeed some measurements for the Alien - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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I am working on switching from a 914 901 transaxle to a Boxster 5 sp. Anyone have an engine with the manual clutch flywheel attached out on the floor? I need the distance from the engine/transaxle mating surface to the transaxle side of the flywheel. I posted a photo of what I need.
I am going to be putting the engine back in soon, but not sure when, I'll try and get that measurement if nobody responds before me.
Not sure what units you are working with, so I have a few to pick from. 9 Volts: From the rear bumper to the mid-point between the door hinge and wheel well on a 1/64 scale car: Metric, about 4.5cm:
2 posts in thirteen years. That’s gotta be some kind of record.
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Wow! That Battery photo is awesome!! LOL!! Thank you for the assistance. This is exactly what I needed.
This is what I'm up to. From 914-901 transaxle to Boxster. I really like the battery! LOL! Thank you. That will help keep this project moving.
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