It's been a few years since we've seen this amazing build. And it's finally finished. Watch as Eric Shea and the PMB team take us through the details on this jaw-dropping 914-GT
Great video Ian. A million thanks! I have to add. After this video was shot we’d recently seen the JWest “Rennshift” light. None of our builds will leave here without one moving forward. Simply amazing shift consoles. Absolutely shameless plug.
Beautiful car. Glad to see teeners getting quality attention. But, I wonder about putting the oil thermostat in front like that. Most engine cooling takes place on the engine itself, so what harm would there be in not having a thermostat at all? Maybe more importantly, until the engine is hot, the engine is having to pump thick oil 10 feet up to the front only to find a closed thermostat, then having to push that oil 10 feet to the back again. Porsche put the thermostat near the engine on 911 for a reason.
@pmb_performance: I see there is no heat/noise reduction mat installed in the engine compartment. Did you do any sound/heat damping on the other side of that firewall? Cool and interesting idea to have the 'inner side' of the body white and the outer another color!
![Porsche 914 Steering, Front Suspension and Brakes Install [Project Bumblebee Ep. 26]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/whUncPMQ14A/mqdefault.jpg)
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What a car, really inspiring for my 914 😍 greetings from Stuttgart, Germany!
Thanks for watching and saying hi!
Thanks Ian. Eric and his gang do top notch work.
Totally agree!
So Sweet....pure 914 excellence! Love the details.
Thanks!
Beautiful car ! Love all your videos especially those with PMB performance. Thanks
Thanks, Tommy!
Beautiful! Eric's a stud.
indeed!
Inspiring video Ian! Keep them coming 👌🏻
Thanks! Will do!
Great video Ian. A million thanks!
I have to add. After this video was shot we’d recently seen the JWest “Rennshift” light. None of our builds will leave here without one moving forward. Simply amazing shift consoles. Absolutely shameless plug.
Can I get one?
Nice work guys, great Vid Ian.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice work ❤
Thank you matt!
Nice video Ian. That looks like a really well put together motor car. I'm inspire to get on with my 914.
Go for it!
Ian great ,i had 3.2,pmo,short hub,.....😊
cool!
Sweeeet!!!
Thanks steve!
Beautiful car. Glad to see teeners getting quality attention.
But, I wonder about putting the oil thermostat in front like that. Most engine cooling takes place on the engine itself, so what harm would there be in not having a thermostat at all? Maybe more importantly, until the engine is hot, the engine is having to pump thick oil 10 feet up to the front only to find a closed thermostat, then having to push that oil 10 feet to the back again. Porsche put the thermostat near the engine on 911 for a reason.
Maybe @pmb_performance can respond...
Klasse Auto...👍😍
indeed
I want it!
me too!
Ian Karr I am rebuilding a real Richie Ginther 914-6 race car. Hit me up if you want to do a video about the build.
Send me more info!
You mean 1 of the 6 factory Porsche Audi races cars, 2 to Gunther, 2 to Peter Gregg as I remember and 2 to Bob Hagested in KC if I remember correctly
Wrong Dash material on vertical surface
Carpet is not original
@@marklangren3142
And???
@pmb_performance: I see there is no heat/noise reduction mat installed in the engine compartment. Did you do any sound/heat damping on the other side of that firewall? Cool and interesting idea to have the 'inner side' of the body white and the outer another color!
Spectacular in person for sure.
Not for our Sports Purpose builds. The sound of Dan’s engine is music to our ears.
Nice car
Agreed
So the egine was bases off an E model, yellow fan shroud
I'm sure Eric and PMB would be happy to provide all the details
…does anyone know where to get the triple instrument @5:17
That's a custom gauge. I'd ask Eric @ PMB
Cool car, awful music.
Maybe one day youtube will make better royalty free tracks available ;)
It just doesn’t need music throughout. Or mix it waaaaay down. It’s hard to follow the dialog at times.