1979 Porsche 911SC Transmission Build

[@bencastle4380]

These videos are a godsend. I’m putting my newly rebuilt ‘77 engine in the car tomorrow. Your videos have been a tremendous help along the way

[@klassikats]

glad to have helped. Kurt

[@CapitulationTrader]

I’ve watched you do a couple 915 rebuilds. You are a gift to the 3.2 world. I’d love to drive one after your rebuild. I’ve only driven worn ones. Thanks for the work and videos. I love them

[@klassikats]

Your Welcome and glad that you enjoy them. Kurt

[@user-gl2eq2ly4g]

Awesome work

[@klassikats]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@craigheller9053]

Always something new learned with your videos! Thanks.

[@klassikats]

Glad to hear it! Kurt

[@keithgarland3404]

Fantastic video, I'm always impressed with your work. The attention to detail, as well as the cleaning and inspection of all parts and assemblies. The replating of all the fixings is the icing on the cake. Thank you both for taking the time to produce these videos.

[@klassikats]

Thanks Keith, Kurt

[@IUnknownIDispatch]

I can smell the burnt gear oil from here :) As previously mentioned, another nice video!

[@klassikats]

Thanks again! Kurt

[@RichieRich845]

👍 Another great video ☕. Don't forget to add oil!😀

[@klassikats]

Transmission is red tagged with exactly that. Cant ship with oil in Kurt

[@jeffhammond8969]

Your videos are so well done and informative, even if I will never take on any projects like this!

[@klassikats]

Glad you like them! Kurt

[@miniprousa]

As always, great video Kurt! Would you share how much a job like these would cost? (approximate cost is OK)

[@klassikats]

The cost to do one of these transaxles can really vary based on what parts and machine work are required. The range is between $4500 and $7000 depending on whats needed. Kurt

[@Dougf610]

Do you have knowledge about Sportomatic?

[@klassikats]

Yes

[@MECHANISMS2SEE]

Seems you have a sweet wife ! I have a spare 915 I need to open up and evaluate.

[@klassikats]

Thanks Kurt