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> Would this devalue a 914?, '76 2.0 engine in a '74 1.8 914
jonferns
post Jul 29 2007, 08:47 PM
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OK, so we have a 2.0 engine from a '76, and may put it in our yellow '74 1.8 (for the extra, what, 20hp?)....would this be a wise decision? The 914 is very original, but in no way a concours car...the only "mods" may be the koni's...

now, would putting this engine in this car heavily devalue it? I am against it, but my dad insists...

any input would be greatly appreciated, thanks
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Carlitos Way
post Jul 29 2007, 08:50 PM
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Value? what value?

If you're thinking about selling it... sure, someone might say it has the "wrong" engine. However, if you plan on keeping it... why not go for the bigger engine? Just get rid of any additional smog crap you don't need.

Personally, I have no problem with an "unoriginal" engine in a mostly stock car. There's a HUGE difference between a concourse car and a daily driver, and a stock car. Unless you plan to go to an originality contest... do what makes the most sense.
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