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porschematt
post Jul 26 2013, 06:55 PM
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Starting my restoration on my 914 im 18 and need a little help if anyone has any advice plz reply thabks


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jimkelly
post Jul 27 2013, 05:43 PM
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because you can pull the motor/trans at any time.

I would say use what you got in regards to motor and trans.

you can always install a different motor and trans at a later date.

i'd say, get body, suspension, brakes, fuel system, done first.

do a compression test on your engine to see what each cylinder has for psi.

i'd even say run it with a single carb initially if that is what you have.

so you can put your money elsewhere for now.

that said, it seems a nice set of dual dellortos/webers run about $400 typically. you won't need the biggest out there.
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