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bd1308
any differences?
ArtechnikA
you're talking about just the engine, right ?

basically the long blocks are the same. exhaust is different.

914 2,0 uses D-Jet (MPC) injection, 912E used L-Jet (AFC) injection.

there are tinwork differences due to the different mounting positions.
Hi_Fi_Guy
If memory serves the 912 E engine uses L-Jet F.I. while the 914 2.0 uses D-Jet.

That is the first thing that springs to mind.
SLITS
No difference, except for the FI and Dizzy....It's esentially a '75-'76 Porsche Type 4 engine.
URY914
The biggest differance is they rotate in different directions. 912 being rear engine facing backwards and 914 facing front.















OK, OK, OK, just messin' with ya. biggrin.gif
bd1308
sweet....do you think that around 1500 for a 912E engine (with sorta-unknown state) is worth it?
Jake Raby
They are different, but the differences lie in the FI system and EGR arrangement for the Smog...

The internals and etc are the same as a 76 spec 914/2.0 engine.

912E engines DO NOT have serial numbers on the cases. I do a ton of 912E engine work and have yet to see a real E engine with a serial number.

I have an engine from a 76 912E with 50K miles on it for sale.. It is a factory built well maintained engine that drove into my shop a few years back and has been in my corner every since.. 1400.00 takes it in longblock form... I know its solid.
bd1308
longblock being complete without FI stuff?
Jake Raby
Longblock=
Flywheel installed...

No tin, no induction, and no ignition...

Complete out to the valve covers only...
bd1308
you might have a buyer.....lemme think about it...where are you located?
Jake Raby
Georgia...

I can EASILY have it anywhere in the US in 4 days at a damn good rate...

Location doesn't matter to us at all- 99% of my work goes over 1000 miles away..
bd1308
I could prolly drink LOTS of coffee and drive my 74 2.0 down there to get it
mike_the_man
If you want to buy an engine, buy it from Jake. If he says it's good, odds are that it'll be very good. Much better than buying one in unknown condition. Just my opinion, fo course, but Jake seems like a very stand up guy. I would not hesitate to buy from him.

bd1308
me either....i just need to get the FI parts and tin. or i could just use the heads off of the 912E engine if i buy it.
mightyohm
QUOTE (bd1308 @ Feb 16 2005, 09:46 AM)
I could prolly drink LOTS of coffee and drive my 74 2.0 down there to get it

You're going to try to carry an engine in a 914?

bondo
QUOTE (jkeyzer @ Feb 16 2005, 10:52 AM)
QUOTE (bd1308 @ Feb 16 2005, 09:46 AM)
I could prolly drink LOTS of coffee and drive my 74 2.0 down there to get it

You're going to try to carry an engine in a 914?

You need one of these. biggrin.gif
bd1308
dude that IS cool anybody got a project car I could buy?....yeah i was gonna carry an enigne in my 914
Jake Raby
I have been keeping this engine for myself for the last 5 years...

I was going to install one of my shrouds and slap it into my 62 VW Bus...

I have too many projects and that bus will take another 10 years to complete.....

The engine doesn't need to sit around that long so I decided to sell it......

Its a used engine with no warranty. Like any engine it could go 5 miles or 500,000- its mechanical.
bd1308
so the heads are obviously good then correct? Would I be competiting with other people on this engine?
Jake Raby
The heads alone as cores are worth 5-700.00...

If the heads were not "good" I would not be selling the engine. It passed a leak down and compression check when I removed it- thats the reason why I didn't just tear it down and make a best out of it..

A factory assembled low mileage engine is difficult to beat.

Thats why I was gonna keep it.

One more person wants it, but I have no money yet..
bd1308
that's awesome man!!!!! i'll get back to you in a day or two....my father wanted to get a 2.0 for my new pink car and i NEED new heads...so this sounds like a great deal!
anthony
QUOTE (bd1308 @ Feb 16 2005, 10:24 AM)
sweet....do you think that around 1500 for a 912E engine (with sorta-unknown state) is worth it?

If it's a complete 912E engine with tin and everything it might be worth some bucks. I thought that some 912E specific parts were priced like unobtanium. Couldn't hurt to do some research.
mightyohm
Budget at least a couple hundred bucks for a set of 2.0 engine tin and a fuel injection system (or carbs).

SLITS
QUOTE (anthony @ Feb 16 2005, 12:23 PM)
QUOTE (bd1308 @ Feb 16 2005, 10:24 AM)
sweet....do you think that around 1500 for a 912E engine (with sorta-unknown state) is worth it?

If it's a complete 912E engine with tin and everything it might be worth some bucks. I thought that some 912E specific parts were priced like unobtanium. Couldn't hurt to do some research.

Sheetmetal primarily...correct dizzy....some of the smog stuff
bd1308
QUOTE (anthony @ Feb 16 2005, 01:23 PM)
QUOTE (bd1308 @ Feb 16 2005, 10:24 AM)
sweet....do you think that around 1500 for a 912E engine (with sorta-unknown state) is worth it?

If it's a complete 912E engine with tin and everything it might be worth some bucks. I thought that some 912E specific parts were priced like unobtanium. Couldn't hurt to do some research.

yeah but i dont trust this porsche guy....i really don't. He's shady. If i ever had anything needed to be done I take my 914 to the VW shop....the guy there is super awesome
bd1308
Jake, you are a savior for cheap bastards liek me.....YOUR AWESOME!!!! smilie_pokal.gif
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