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Wondering what this would have plugged into it. Looks like it's a ground of some sort and looks stock? Anyone have a clue? 1973 914 2.0
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the wrist pin height is different at the pistons for a 1.7 and 2.0
so the motor (any motor) would have to have pistons to match the crank and rods... or things wont fit.... you can change heads with a little machine work between motors most likely you have all 1.7 parts in a 2.0 case. |
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