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> 914-6 Project, My project car
RaymondD
post Aug 16 2017, 06:53 PM
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Hi Folks,

I have a 1970 914-6 that I will be restoring soon. It's a really nice car, straight body, and has never been wrecked. The 2.0 motor is long gone. Presently its got a 2.4 liter 911 E motor that hasn't run in decades though I was able to get the engine to fire about 6 months ago. My plan is to put a 3.2 liter Carrera motor in the car. I am looking for recommendations on whether its worth it to go twin plug, swap the EFI for carbs, or even PMO throttle bodies. I am keeping the 901 tranny and am aware that I will need to get a converted flywheel to mate the tranny and bigger motor.
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Cairo94507
post Aug 16 2017, 07:54 PM
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Wow two new members who want to restore their Sixes. Post a ton of pictures and read the build threads here. Plenty of cars that have gone to 3,2 motors.
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