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> engine upgrade, how good is a 72 2.2T engine
freezing14
post Nov 26 2004, 12:59 PM
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I got a line on a decent 2.2T engine with the zenith carb , it is complete with 911 heat exchanger, fan and inside sheet metal for 1200$,, the base has 100K and the heads 4K, wanna replace my 1.7 d-jet ?? how many HP is it a good deal, should i jump on it
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post Nov 27 2004, 11:24 AM
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I think a lot of "early" 911 owners are considering larger engines for their light weight rides. (I know both Rich and myself are...). Kinda like a lot 914 owners are looking for bigger 4's or 6's for their rides. This may be why there's a bunch of $1200-1500 T motors out there (there was a buttload of 911T's made). I think as the SC's and earlier Carreras (85-87) get cheaper it's becoming viable. The early 911's are actually getting "more" expensive. Would you do a $7-8k rebuild on your stock "T" motor or would you buy a hard to kill 3.0 or 3.2 for $5-6k (for a good running one) and have close to 200 factory hp on tap? (how? by putting an early exhaust and Webers on an 3.0SC motor, you'll be just over 200hp)

I love short strokes. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wub.gif)

My favorite short stroke motor build is Euro 90mm RS pistons on a 66mm crank. Rebush the rods to get the compression back up (so your chains aren't too loose). S-cams and Webers. This should give you a 210hp, 2.5L fun machine. Excellent for a 914-6/GT clone! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/w00t.gif)

Cap'n Party Pooper's right.

sixnotfour is right.

Miles is right.

J P is incorrect... AI AM NOTTTTTTTT TOUCHIE. YA GOT IT!? IM NOT, IM NOT, IM NOT, IM NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mad.gif)

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