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I have never driven a stock original 2.0 914-6. I have driven properly converted 914s with 2.7/3.0 transplants and my own stock 1.7Ls. Aside from the cache of a six in back, if you can have 200-250 h.p. from a four, why convert to a six? Is there a noticeable difference in torque and smoothness over a properly modified four? Can you feel it on the road? A serious question seeking the definitive answer that could save $10-20K later. Let's hear from both camps, pluses and minuses.
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Porsche discontinued the -6 as they were not making any money on them, and it was too tough to sell with a 911T costing only a bit more. The 914 2.0 was their answer to their dilemma.
As far as the difference, the sound of the -6 is worth every extra $$ spent on it! I love mine and wouldn't want to trade it for a big -4 regardless of the horsepower and torque numbers. |
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