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> 2.4T engine, Change engine in a 914
Niklas
post Aug 13 2010, 08:23 AM
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Hello!

Is a 911 engine 2.4 T a good engine to use in a 914 ?
What do I have to change to use it ?
The engine is complete from the 911 with all the parts.

My car is a -72 1.7.

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post Aug 13 2010, 08:32 AM
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QUOTE(Niklas @ Aug 13 2010, 09:23 AM) *

Hello!

Is a 911 engine 2.4 T a good engine to use in a 914 ?
What do I have to change to use it ?
The engine is complete from the 911 with all the parts.

My car is a -72 1.7.



In stock form, probably not.
For the possibly less money that you will spend sourcing the parts to install the 6 engine, you could build a 2056 T4 out of your existing 1.7, and that will rival the power you will get from the heavier 6.

The 2.4 T only produced 130hp stock new. If it needs to be rebuilt, you are going to spend a lot of money building it.

BUT, if you rebuilt the engine to E specs you will have a 165HP motor. And if you built it to S spec (and why not, if you are building it anyway) you will have a 190 hp plant. And that will be worth doing. Of course, building it to E or S spec will cost a lot, unless you can find the parts cheaper then we can here in the States.

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