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Posted by: burton73 Mar 3 2007, 02:53 PM

What Mods. are needed to put a 3.2 in a 914-6 car? Can you bolt up to a 901 box? Does the injection clear the car without cutting?

Bob

Posted by: 736conver Mar 3 2007, 02:57 PM

QUOTE(burton73 @ Mar 3 2007, 02:53 PM) *

What Mods. are needed to put a 3.2 in a 914-6 car? Can you bolt up to a 901 box? Does the injection clear the car without cutting?

Bob

Yes you can mount it to a 901/914 box.
Injection clears but you may have to either turn the manifold 180 or make a custom tube for the air cleaner. I just used a extension and a 90 degree bend for the air cleaner. You will also have to cut a notch in the transmission for the sensors. Check out my blog and you can see the cut.
Besides that its just like installing any other six.

Posted by: 736conver Mar 3 2007, 03:01 PM

I should also add I removed my engine lid torsion bars as they got in the way when working with the fuel lines on the back of the manifold.

Posted by: Heeltoe914 Mar 3 2007, 05:40 PM

You are in LA come up to Tujunga sometime and I will show you the ends and outs on two 3.2 cars. Very easy on a 6.

Posted by: burton73 Mar 3 2007, 05:56 PM

Thank you for your offer. I am waiting for an Email to do this deal. Have you put a Steve Wong chip in those? I am not on commission but his chip made a world of difference on my 86 Carrera. A huge difference and I still passed smog not that it matters on the 914s.

Bob


Posted by: dflesburg Mar 3 2007, 08:48 PM

Its easy.

My brother only took about 9 months to do his...

I on the other hand, am working on year 15. If I can get it running before June, I can say, it took 14 years...

Good Luck!

Posted by: John Mar 3 2007, 09:21 PM

Hey,

I started in Feb 06 and had it running in July 06. Check my BLOG.

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Posted by: Dave_Darling Mar 3 2007, 09:33 PM

You need a special flywheel that fits the 3.2 engine (nine bolts) and also fits into the 901 gearbox. KEP, I think, sells those. You need the version that has the teeth for the crank position sensor of the DME. You may (not sure) need to fake up a bracket for the sensor.

Keep in mind that the 901 is somewhat marginal in durability on a 3.2 engine. You'll have to be somewhat careful with it, and you may find it requiring help sooner than if you used a little motor with it.

--DD

Posted by: xitspd Mar 3 2007, 10:22 PM

I agree with Dave. I use a 901 with 914-6 3.6(traditional, original equipment). The 901 is heavily modified and it still see's the Doctor at least once a year.

Dan


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Posted by: John Mar 3 2007, 10:43 PM

Not the flywheel, you need a special pressure plate and clutch disc.

KEP does sell what you need. My 3.2 in my street car is using the 3.2 flywheel and a KEP perssure plate and disc. The 914-6 other parts should transfer over to the 3.2 fairly easily.

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