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Time XEN carbon pedals from 2009.

Might be worth sending a PM to the seller rather than posting here ?

You'll be needing either a Chorus or Record sealed cartridge bearing bottom bracket with a 102mm axle length. Bit more info on the link which explains it, as your replacement crankset dates from the early 2000's. https://thecycleclinic.co.uk/collections/bb-s/products/campagnolo-chorus-bottom-bracket

Tange Seiki Passage 30.3mm, Tange Seiki Levin CDS 33.3mm, or you could look out for an early 90's Shimano 105 headset which was around 33mm stack.

Would I be stating the obvious to say fit a headset with a lower stack height in order to fit a cable stop hanger or have I missed something?

According to SJS Cycles it is a limiter. I'm guessing it's to stop the chainset going too far on to the spindle and having a chainring rubbing on the chainstay. Somebody asked the same question on the SJS web page linked, "Plastic/Metal Ring On Axle"...

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/255099977518?epid=2299934680&hash=item3b6524bf2e:g:onwAAOSw~61cWFrd This one any good?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/165253462395?hash=item2679dfb97b:g:FjkAAOSwb4RhyOUp Cyclus Italian BB threading tool on Ebay at the moment.

RJ The Bike Guy has this video up on Youtube that might be helpful. He also did another video some time ago on how to strip down the Shimano freehubs to replace the bearings inside the freehub.

Any photos available?

I'm assuming it's to fit a Shimano freehub ?

Pretty sure the Ti seat post is a Selcof Titanio. I have the same version but in alloy and has the same spot just under the seat clamp at the rear.

1" threadless headsets were in use up to the early 2000's before 1" 1/8 head tubes became the standard. Some better pictures would help but at a guess I would say it dates from the late 90's. By the early 2000's a lot of frame builders were adding carbon chainstays and seatstays to aluminium...

Just wondering if the new chainstays are a little shorter than the originals which would account for the close clearance? I think tyre profile can differ from one brand to another, as I've found some tyres can sit a little higher than others.

Some frame sizing measurements might be useful.

I'm assuming the OP is looking for this type of 9 speed lockring where it specifically says "9 speed" on it? I haven't got one but may help others who might have one spare. If you look at the link below, krankers has one for sale but you have to buy the complete wheel to get it...

Probably year 2000 catalogue. Database for Klein catalogues on the vintagetrek website, link here... http://www.vintage-trek.com/trek-fisher-klein-lemond.htm

It's either a Campagnolo Daytona/Centaur or Chorus seatpost from around 1999 or early 2000's. If you can stick a magnet to it then it's not titanium. The original finish on these was an anodised silver rather than a polished silver so it looks as though someone has had a go with some sandpaper...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/framehunt/albums/72157635204456723 The Fast Eddy (Eddie?) prototype reminds me of the Vitus ZX1 carbon frames in the shape and cable routing.

https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/brakes/diacompe-gc604-serrated-brake-washer/ SJS Cycles also stock different lengths of brake fixing nuts if needed and all sorts of other brake spares.