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> Porsche 914 with Honda V-6 ?
highroad2
post Jul 1 2025, 11:11 AM
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I have my 914/SBC project going and having a great time driving it.
The SBC came with everything to adapt and install it into the 914 so i went that direction to see how I would like the driving this car.
I come from the off road world and would never chose a cast iron SBC to power a sand car.
I have used a Honda J35 V-6 and an LS-3 with great results.

I am considering re-powering this 914 with the Honda V-6 and could not find much when googling.
Is there a reason the Honda V-6 is not being used more often?
I refer to the Honda as a poor mans LS that has adequate power and less weight.
Thanks for your consideration
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Chris914n6
post Jul 1 2025, 03:39 PM
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Basically the Subaru 2.5/turbo swap is cheaper & easier plus you get an upgraded trans.

But I loved driving my Nissan vq30 swap, and have looked into mounting the Subaru trans to a vq35. 2x the power and no added weight is fun.
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post Jul 2 2025, 09:47 PM
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QUOTE(Chris914n6 @ Jul 1 2025, 06:39 PM) *

Basically the Subaru 2.5/turbo swap is cheaper & easier plus you get an upgraded trans.

But I loved driving my Nissan vq30 swap, and have looked into mounting the Subaru trans to a vq35. 2x the power and no added weight is fun.


Face it Chris. If we wanted fookin easy, we’d all be driving VTech Hondas like my kids!
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