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Type 47
post Mar 15 2012, 06:54 PM
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My 75' 62k mile 914 is ready to redo...the original 2.0 is going to get the FI put back on, then taken out of the car and put in storage.

I have a 73' 2.0 that I want to build and put in the re-done car: What would you do with the engine build? I'm taking off Webers from the original car...that's a starting point.
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post Mar 17 2012, 08:09 PM
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I'd just send it to Greg at FAT performance. I basically sent him a junk core (almost all of it turn out to be garbage) and he sourced everything for the build. After maybe a half dozen phone calls and a ~2 month wait I had a nice broken in 2258 with dyno sheet back in my garage waiting to go into the car. If I had to do this over again, the only thing I would change would be to start by sending FAT a running core with known solid rebuildable parts.
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post Mar 18 2012, 12:06 PM
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QUOTE(shuie @ Mar 17 2012, 06:09 PM) *

I'd just send it to Greg at FAT performance. I basically sent him a junk core (almost all of it turn out to be garbage) and he sourced everything for the build. After maybe a half dozen phone calls and a ~2 month wait I had a nice broken in 2258 with dyno sheet back in my garage waiting to go into the car. If I had to do this over again, the only thing I would change would be to start by sending FAT a running core with known solid rebuildable parts.


Sounds like a good time frame while i'm disassembling & painting.

What were the dyno #'s? What's a ball park on cost? is that a carb or FI setup? does it use an MSD ignition?

Thanks
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post Mar 18 2012, 12:36 PM
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QUOTE(Type 47 @ Mar 18 2012, 10:06 AM) *

QUOTE(shuie @ Mar 17 2012, 06:09 PM) *

I'd just send it to Greg at FAT performance. I basically sent him a junk core (almost all of it turn out to be garbage) and he sourced everything for the build. After maybe a half dozen phone calls and a ~2 month wait I had a nice broken in 2258 with dyno sheet back in my garage waiting to go into the car. If I had to do this over again, the only thing I would change would be to start by sending FAT a running core with known solid rebuildable parts.


Sounds like a good time frame while i'm disassembling & painting.

What were the dyno #'s? What's a ball park on cost? is that a carb or FI setup? does it use an MSD ignition?

Thanks


Dyno showed 153hp and 175ft. lbs of torque @ 4500RPM, 44mm carbs, no MSD.
Id guess ~$8k total cost with shipping, sourcing parts, etc... You could probably get it done cheaper. I had a lot of extra costs here because of the issues with my core.
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