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Posted by: GeorgeRud Oct 6 2017, 10:02 PM

Many, many years ago, I actually saw a factory carbureted 1.8 in a New Hampshire wrecking yard, but have never seen another. I know they were never imported into the States, but does anyone on the Forum actually own one and have any pics? Obviously, they would be extremely rare here in the States.

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Posted by: 914EURO Oct 6 2017, 10:43 PM

QUOTE(GeorgeRud @ Oct 7 2017, 12:02 AM) *

Many, many years ago, I actually saw a factory carbureted 1.8 in a New Hampshire wrecking yard, but have never seen another. I know they were never imported into the States, but does anyone on the Forum actually own one and have any pics? Obviously, they would be extremely rare here in the States.

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I have a 1.8 carbureted 914 Euro Spec but the Dellorto twin duo Carbs were added aftermarket. Still pretty cool nut and bolt retro mod Euro Spec Restoration


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Posted by: Elliot Cannon Oct 6 2017, 11:02 PM

Is that a hex bar linkage? From the factory? biggrin.gif

Posted by: 914EURO Oct 7 2017, 06:32 AM

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Is that a hex bar linkage? From the factory? biggrin.gif


Nope. This 914 originally had L-Jet FI.
CARBS and linkages were added during the Restoration.

Posted by: 74ravenna Oct 7 2017, 06:36 AM

Do you remember where in NH?

I know it was a long time ago and the car is long gone but i'm curious.

A 1.8 was just auctioned in Portsmouth NH a couple months ago and it was carbed.

This car was red (Malaga i believe)

I assumed the prior owner converted it but..........

It had been sitting for decades at that location.

Were they built with dual carbs from the factory?

Posted by: GeorgeRud Oct 7 2017, 06:44 AM

We were visiting a friend living by Nashua, but I remember this was out in the country somewhat. The PET actually shows the parts that were used, but it would be nice to document this with current pictures of the setup.

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