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> 2.2 six for sale, is it worth it?
scrz914
post Feb 16 2005, 12:33 AM
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Would a 2.2 longblock be worth purchasing for $500-$600? It is described as needing a rebuild and comes with only the tin, dizzy, turbo covers. What kind of carbs could be purchased? Would it be better to find a one complete and pay the big $$$$?
This would be for a 914 conversion.
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post Feb 16 2005, 11:16 PM
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I agree with Dan that if you want something you can DRIVE anytime soon with minimal time and risk, just find a runner. Buying an engine w/o carbs, manifolds, linkage, flywheel, clutch, and all the other numerous doo-dads can just turn into a time and money sink. PLUS at the end of the day you do not have a configuration that is "known" to work.

Also keep in mind that good condition /6 Webers are well over $1000/pair these days and not terribly easy to find anymore.

Core engines or used longblocks are OK if you plan to do a full rebuild anyway; otherwise I would advise buying an engine that you can either see/hear running in a car, or at least get a pro PPI and leakdown.
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