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Crankshaft  Standard (STD)
The standard size crankshafts are key rotating components used in Porsche 993 engines and 996 Turbo models. 

Fits:

• Porsche 993 (911) C2 1994-97
• Porsche 993 (911) C4 1994-97
• Porsche 993 (911) RS 1994-97
• Porsche 993 (911) C2S 1994-97
• Porsche 993 (911) C4S 1994-97
• Porsche 993 (911) TURBO 1994-96
• Porsche 993 (911) GT2 1994-97
• Porsche 993 (911) TURBO S 1994-97
• Porsche 996 TURBO 2000-05
• Porsche 996 GT2 2001-05

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The crankshaft delivers the precise journal dimensions, balance and strength needed for the high-performance flat-six architecture. Designed to maintain original tolerances, a standard-size crankshaft ensures correct bearing clearances, smooth rotation and reliable power delivery—crucial for both road and track-driven Porsches.

For any engine rebuild, restoration or major service involving these models, choosing a correctly machined and precision-balanced standard size crankshaft is essential to restoring authentic performance and long-term reliability.

What These Standard Size Porsche Crankshafts Do

Designed to work at the core of the bottom end assembly, these crankshafts:

• Convert piston movement into rotational torque to power the drivetrain
• Maintain exact journal diameters for correct bearing oil film clearance
• Provide engine balance across all RPM ranges—crucial for high-revving Porsche flat-six engines
• Facilitate internal lubrication via precision oil galleries
• Support smooth, strong and consistent power delivery Ensure structural integrity under boost conditions in 996 turbo engines

These crankshafts are engineered to perform reliably under demanding thermal, mechanical and load environments typical of Porsche performance models.

Why Porsche 993 & 996 turbo Crankshafts Can Fail

Even though Porsche flat-six crankshafts are exceptionally robust, years of use, high RPM and turbocharged forces can lead to failure. Common causes include:

• Oil starvation or low pressure causing severe journal scoring
• Bearing shell failure damaging journals and lubrication paths
• Metal fatigue from aggressive driving, detonation or over-boost scenarios
• Overheating weakening the crankshaft material
• Contamination in oil scoring journals and reducing bearing life
• Imbalance from previous poor machining or unbalanced accessories
• High mileage fatigue affecting torsional stability

Symptoms of failure include persistent vibration, knocking noises, falling oil pressure, bearing debris in oil or visible wear during teardown.

Why You Should Replace a Worn Crankshaft

Replacing a damaged crankshaft with a precision-built standard size alternative engineered to match original performance characteristics is crucial to achieving a reliable and long-lasting Porsche engine rebuild.

Key benefits of replacement include:

• Restored correct bearing clearances for stable oil pressure
• Smoother rotation and reduced engine vibration
• Improved reliability for high-load, high-RPM and turbocharged conditions
• Prevention of catastrophic bottom-end failures
• Extended service life for bearings, rods and pistons
• Enhanced performance consistency and engine smoothness

With Porsche 993 and 996 Turbo engines now highly valued by enthusiasts, a precision crankshaft is foundational to any proper rebuild or restoration.

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Standard Size Crankshaft (STD)
The standard size crankshaft (STD) is a critical rotating component used in Porsche 964 engines. 

Fits:

• Porsche 964 (911) C2 1989-93
• Porsche 964 (911) C4 1989-93
• Porsche 964 (911) RS 3.6L 1991-93
• Porsche 964 (911) RS 3.8L 1991-93
• Porsche 964 (911) TURBO S 3.6L 1991-93

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Precision machined to maintain original journal dimensions, this crankshaft ensures proper bearing clearance, smooth rotation and reliable power delivery. When rebuilding a high-performance flat-six engine, choosing the correct standard size crankshaft is essential to restoring the engine’s structural integrity and achieving long-term durability.

Engineered to meet the performance characteristics of the original design, this crankshaft is ideal for restorations, performance rebuilds and repairs requiring uncompromising accuracy and balance.

What the Engine Crankshaft Does

This crankshaft delivers several vital engine functions, including:

• Converting piston motion into smooth rotational force
• Maintaining precise journal dimensions for correct oil film and bearing clearance
  
• Balancing the rotating assembly to minimise vibration and engine stress
  
• Supporting consistent oil delivery through internal lubrication channels
  
• Ensuring smooth power transfer across all RPM ranges
• Forming the structural core of the bottom end assembly

A well-balanced standard-size crankshaft is essential for proper engine behaviour, especially in performance-prone flat-six units.

Why Crankshafts Commonly Fail

Despite being exceptionally robust, crankshafts can fail due to age, wear or incorrect operating conditions. Common causes include:

• Oil starvation leading to journal scoring or bearing failure
  
• Metal fatigue after years of high-RPM use or detonation events
  
• Overheating compromising the metallurgical integrity of the crankshaft
  
• Contamination from debris causing gouging or premature wear
  
• Imbalance or improper machining from previous engine work
  
• Severe knock or misfires bending or twisting the crankshaft
  
• Prolonged high load driving accelerating fatigue in older engines

Symptoms typically include low oil pressure, knocking noises, excessive vibration, or visible scoring on journals during teardown.

Why You Should Replace a Worn or Damaged Crankshaft

Replacing a compromised crankshaft with a precision-built, standard size alternative engineered to match the original specifications ensures your Porsche 964 rebuild is stable, durable and capable of performing as intended.

Benefits include:

• Restored bearing clearance and oil pressure stability
• Reduced engine vibration and smoother power delivery
• Stronger resistance to high-RPM and high-load conditions
• Improved longevity of other bottom-end components
• Prevention of catastrophic engine damage or seizure
• More accurate balancing for performance and reliability

During an engine rebuild, the crankshaft is one of the most critical components to inspect and replace if any wear is detected.

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Parking Brake cable, without handle, for LHD (Left Hand Drive) cars.
Cable length:  402 mm

Fits:
LHD (Left Hand Drive) cars
Porsche 356 B 1950 - 1965

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• Position on Vehicle: Installed in the rear braking system; the cable runs from the hand brake lever inside the vehicle to the rear brake assembly or equaliser.

• Function: Transfers the mechanical pull from the handbrake lever to the rear brakes, enabling the vehicle to be held securely when parked. Ensures full mobility of the handbrake mechanism and correct tension when released.

• Material & Construction: Durable steel cable core with corrosion-resistant outer sleeve, correct Porsche-style fittings at each end, and built to OE specifications for length, flexibility and durability.

• Applications: Ideal when the original cable shows signs of fraying, corrosion, excessive stretch, or when replacing the cable as part of a handbrake system overhaul on a classic Porsche 356.

The parking brake cable is a critical mechanical element of the vehicle’s handbrake system. If the cable is worn, overly stretched, corroded or incorrectly fitted, common issues include:
• Loss of parking brake holding force or slipping on incline
• Excess travel in the handbrake lever before engagement
• Uneven brake wear or incomplete release causing dragging
• Safety risk during parking or in emergency braking situations

Replacing the cable ensures proper handbrake operation, restores confident stopping/holding ability and protects against unwanted mechanical failure.

When to replace:
• The lever engages only after several clicks or feels weak
• The original cable shows visible external damage (rust, fray, broken outer sleeve)
• Rear brake shoes/pads are replaced and the handbrake linkage is exposed
• Vehicle is undergoing restoration and original cables are aged or suspect

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Parking Brake cable, without handle, for RHD (Right Hand Drive) cars.
Cable length:  427 mm

Fits:
RHD (Right Hand Drive) cars
Porsche 356 C 1950 - 1965

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• Position on Vehicle: Rear brake system — parking-brake pull cable assembly, typically right-hand side or depending on specification (see model-specific routing).

• Function: Transfers the mechanical pull from the handbrake lever to the rear brakes, enabling the vehicle to be held securely when parked. Ensures full mobility of the handbrake mechanism and correct tension when released.

• Material & Construction: Durable steel cable core with corrosion-resistant outer sleeve, correct Porsche-style fittings at each end, and built to OE specifications for length, flexibility and durability.

• Applications: Ideal when the original cable shows signs of fraying, corrosion, excessive stretch, or when replacing the cable as part of a handbrake system overhaul on a classic Porsche 356.

The parking-brake cable is a vital mechanical link in your vehicle’s safety and convenience systems. When the cable is stretched, corroded or damaged, you may experience:
• Reduced parking-brake holding force
• Excess lever travel before engagement
• Uneven or inadequate brake application on the rear wheels
• Cosmetic, mechanical or corrosion damage at the cable ends or sheathing

Replacing the cable with a correctly unit ensures:
•  Reliable and consistent parking-brake performance
•  Accurate lever travel and symmetric action
•  Restored mechanical integrity of the braking subsystem
•  Improved safety for both road and stationary divisions of vehicle use

When to consider replacement:
•  The parking-brake lever engages only after excessive clicks or seems weak.
•  Visible corrosion, fraying or outer sleeve damage on the original cable.
•  Cable has been reused many times or under-maintained.
•  During restoration of a classic Porsche 356 where original hardware is aged or absent.

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Parking Brake cable, without handle, for RHD (Right Hand Drive) cars.
Cable length:  402 mm

Fits:
RHD (Right Hand Drive) cars
Porsche 356 B 1950 - 1965

Diagram ref no 2

• Position on Vehicle: Installed in the rear braking system; the cable runs from the hand brake lever inside the vehicle to the rear brake assembly or equaliser.

• Function: Transfers the mechanical pull from the handbrake lever to the rear brakes, enabling the vehicle to be held securely when parked. Ensures full mobility of the handbrake mechanism and correct tension when released.

• Material & Construction: Durable steel cable core with corrosion-resistant outer sleeve, correct Porsche-style fittings at each end, and built to OE specifications for length, flexibility and durability.

• Applications: Ideal when the original cable shows signs of fraying, corrosion, excessive stretch, or when replacing the cable as part of a handbrake system overhaul on a classic Porsche 356.

The parking brake cable is a critical mechanical element of the vehicle’s handbrake system. If the cable is worn, overly stretched, corroded or incorrectly fitted, common issues include:
• Loss of parking brake holding force or slipping on incline
• Excess travel in the handbrake lever before engagement
• Uneven brake wear or incomplete release causing dragging
• Safety risk during parking or in emergency braking situations

Replacing the cable ensures proper handbrake operation, restores confident stopping/holding ability and protects against unwanted mechanical failure.

When to replace:
• The lever engages only after several clicks or feels weak
• The original cable shows visible external damage (rust, fray, broken outer sleeve)
• Rear brake shoes/pads are replaced and the handbrake linkage is exposed
• Vehicle is undergoing restoration and original cables are aged or suspect

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Wishbone ball joint removal tool, 1/2 drive fitting.
This high quality socket is exactly what you need to remove, install and torque ball joint lock nuts on your classic Porsche.

Fits:
Porsche 911 1969 - 1989
Porsche 914 1972 - 1976

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Data Sticker for Fuse Box – 160 mm x 52 mm
Accurate Electrical Identification for Porsche 356B / 356C

Fits:

• Porsche 356B 1959-63
• Porsche 356C 1963-65  

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The Fuse Box Data Sticker (160 mm x 52 mm) is a precise, high-quality replacement label designed to restore accurate circuit identification on the Porsche 356B and 356C fuse box panel. Essential for maintaining the car’s electrical clarity and authenticity, this data sticker mirrors the original layout while offering improved material durability for long-term use.

Over time, the original fuse box stickers commonly fade, crack, peel or become illegible due to age, heat exposure and moisture in the front luggage compartment. When these labels deteriorate, identifying fuse functions becomes difficult—leading to confusion during servicing, troubleshooting, or restoration work.

This replacement data sticker ensures every fuse position is clearly marked, restoring both functionality and vintage-correct detailing. For restorers and classic Porsche enthusiasts, it is a small but essential component in achieving an accurate, well-presented electrical system.

What This Fuse Box Sticker Does

The data sticker provides quick, accurate reference to electrical circuits and fuse assignments.

Key Functions:

• Identifies each fuse position and amperage
• Simplifies electrical troubleshooting and maintenance
• Restores correct layout for authenticity and safety
• Enhances the clarity of the fuse panel S
• Supports concours-level restorations

A clear, accurate label ensures the electrical system can be serviced safely and confidently.

Why Original Stickers Fail

Due to age, environmental exposure and material limitations, original labels often degrade.

Common Issues:

• UV fading and loss of print clarity
• Cracking and peeling from heat exposure
• Moisture damage causing discoloration
• Wear from repeated access to the fuse box
• Adhesive breakdown

Once illegible, incorrect fuse reference can lead to misdiagnosis or incorrect fuse placement.

Why You Should Replace the Sticker

Replacing the worn sticker restores the fuse panel’s readability and authenticity.

Benefits Include:

• Clear and accurate electrical identification
• Enhanced ease of maintenance and troubleshooting
• Authentic appearance for restoration projects
• Durable material less prone to fading and deterioration
• Improved organisation and safety

A simple upgrade that makes a major difference in day-to-day servicing.

Advantages at a Glance

• Exact size: 160 mm x 52 mm
• Correct layout matching Porsche 356B / 356C
• Clear, crisp print for long-term readability
• High-quality adhesive backing
• Suitable for restoration or maintenance       

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