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Goodbye 928 Track Beast ... welcome fun 928 Road Car ... leftovers for sale

Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2026 9:37 pm
by Rich928
Beginning mid-February 2026 many Porsche 928 parts will be available for sale. I found the head gasket in my 1979 red street 928 is externally leaking oil at the left front side (no leaks into the cylinders). I decided to make a major swap, move all the good bits from my 1979 Euro track car to this red 928 1979 chassis.

The work will be done at Exotic Motorwerks in Scottsdale, AZ. Exotic can rebuild and reconstruct take-off parts if desired.

Please make contact at this EMAIL: [email protected] for pricing and availability.

Many used parts from both cars will be available for purchase. If there is interest, I’ll assemble a full A/T to 5-speed manual (Limited Slip) conversion kit. It will directly fit the 1978 – 1979 928s. With the use of the 1978 – 1979 rear cross member P/N 928-331-131-17 and 928-332-033-30 axle shafts installed this 5-speed drivetrain will fit into a 1980 or newer cars. As the work progresses, I’ll have a full list of available used parts.

The track car tub (rolling or non-rolling) has stripped interior, two racing seats (need reupholstering), two 5-poing harnesses, no door windows but light weight Lexan rear windows and hatch window. This would be great to get a wrecked track car back in use.

Other than the head gasket failure (external oil leak, left front), the red car 1979 4.5-liter M/28-3 engine is in fine shape and is available either as short or long block. The condition of the engine is good, no oil consumption. In the Phoenix Arizona area, we have IM240 emissions testing post catalytic converter at the tailpipe. For the loaded reading, the powertrain is under dynamometer load. The May 23, 2024 test results were loaded roller across RPM range HC PPM 15 (220 allowable), CO% 0 and idle readings HC PPM 40 (220 allowable) and CO% .003 (2.0 allowable).

4.5-liter Long Block M28/3 (compatible with M28/4 A/T engine)
Transaxle G28/03 limited slip 40% P/N; 928.300.905.03 1980 through Vin: 11 00001>05000
Condition: typical weak synchros for 2nd gear engagement, otherwise good shape
Central Tube/Torque Tube QTY 1 928-421-012-13
Rear Axle Cross Member QTY 1 928-331-131-17 [allows installation to 928s > 11 00001>05000]
Drive Shaft/Axle shafts QTY 2 928-332-033-30 March 2021 boot replacement grease repack
Axle shaft Spline QTY 2 928-332-026-03
Sachs Front Shock Absorber QTY 2 928-343-055-07 Installed Oct. 2021, less than 5,000 miles on them
Steering rack 1978 - 1986.5 QTY 1 928-347-010-24 Rebuilt Sept. 2019, less than 8,000 miles on them
Tie Rod ends 1978 - 1986.5 QTY 2 928-347-013-07 April 2018 installed, less than 10,000 miles

1979 Euro 928 Roller Tub & chassis - no interior, Roll cage, instrument cluster, two racing seats (need reupholster), two 5-point harness. Light weight Lexan rear side windows and hatch window.

Also available is a complete 3-qt. Accusump Oil Accumulator system (Canton Racing 24-006 4 years old), 12V pressure cut-off valve, Fram HP-6 racing filter hardware, oil filter cover plate.

Re: Goodbye 928 Track Beast ... welcome fun 928 Road Car ... leftovers for sale

Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2026 5:44 pm
by worf
GLWS Rich!

Re: Goodbye 928 Track Beast ... welcome fun 928 Road Car ... leftovers for sale

Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2026 3:47 pm
by Rich928
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The work has begun. My original red car short block was sold to a gentleman from Utah. He has a beautiful 1979 that needed it. My odometer showed 86,000 miles (don't have previous owner records). Looking at the excellent condition of the cylinder bores that could be the actual miles.

Additional items for sale include the heads/cam towers, complete 5-speed drivetrain for sale, G28/03 transaxle with Limited Slip (40%), torque tube, complete clutch assembly and bell housing, shift linkage, rear cross-over member (enables installation into 1980 and newer 928s), rear axle shafts (new boots/repacked March 2021), brake rotors/calipers, relatively new front Sachs shocks (installed Oct 2021, less than 5,000 miles driven).

To install the clutch assembly into a 928 that originally had an automatic transmission installed, a plate from a manual shift firewall has to be installed. I will remove that plate from my track car to enable a full swap from automatic transmission to 5-speed manual.

There will be more parts too. So drop a PM or email to electronikrepair (at) earthlink.net for more details.