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9144guy
got a very nice 912e in the shop today,sorry no pic till tomarrow. 4-1-05 for those who dont know its a 911 with a 914 motor. what is your opinion on 912e?
Mueller
QUOTE (9144guy @ Mar 31 2005, 09:25 PM)
got a very nice 912e in the shop today,sorry no pic till tomarrow. 4-1-05 for those who dont know its a 911 with a 914 motor. what is your opinion on 912e?

I'd have one if I didn't have to worry about smogging it in CA....perfect design, I like the lightness and potential of the Type IV in a 911 chassis......

There are a few club members that have 912's with Type IV motor in them, one will be a bitch'n turbocharged beast pray.gif
Jake Raby
Great car... I have two of them and drive one daily everywhere I go pretty much...

Its the best daily driver that Porsche ever made in my opinion.. Simple, Cheap and will go forever on a tank of gas... The tank is 21 gallons!

I have researcehd the 912E for the past 15 years, if you need to know any odd things about it yell at me..
9144guy
he said he set a speed record with it? it was in excellence magazine not sure what issue? black on tan
9144guy
i was happy about how eazier the oil cooler is to change tha a 914 i got to do one in the morning ,half way there
Jake Raby
You can pull the entire engine in 30 minutes....

The car is SOOO easy to work on!
ArtechnikA
QUOTE (9144guy @ Mar 31 2005, 11:42 PM)
he said he set a speed record with it? it was in excellence magazine not sure what issue?

the current one... (May, 2005)
kafermeister
QUOTE (9144guy @ Apr 1 2005, 12:25 AM)
what is your opinion on 912e?

I want one bad. That's what I think of them.
sanman
QUOTE (kafermeister @ Apr 1 2005, 07:38 AM)
QUOTE (9144guy @ Apr 1 2005, 12:25 AM)
what is your opinion on 912e?

I want one bad. That's what I think of them.

me too boldblue.gif
tat2dphreak
they are hard to find... I was looking for one when I found a 914... everything you like about a 911, except the engine... biggrin.gif
tracks914
What about finding an old 911 and putting a 2.0 4 cylinder into it? It won't be a 912E but will be just like one. rolleyes.gif
Jake Raby
Been done...

Atleast 15 times in the last 5 years or so and I have provided the engines for that many...
Trekkor
What is the year range for 912 production?

KT
Qarl
2.0L with Ljet!!!!!

9144guy
pics of the 912 topic
9144guy
i work on nothing but porsche (mostley) 98% of the time its 911s i think its a wast of a 911 body to put so small of motor in it , but thats my opinion
Mueller
QUOTE (9144guy @ Apr 1 2005, 09:00 PM)
i work on nothing but porsche (mostley) 98% of the time its 911s i think its a wast of a 911 body to put so small of motor in it , but thats my opinion

it's all about balance.....a good driver in a 912 can beat a good driver in a 911 if both cars are similarly setup suspension wise MDB2.gif
Trekkor
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it's all about balance.....a good driver in a 912 can beat a good driver in a 911 if both cars are similarly setup suspension wise


At what? lol2.gif

It is still April 1st right? unsure.gif

KT
ArtechnikA
QUOTE (trekkor @ Apr 1 2005, 10:18 PM)
What is the year range for 912 production?

KT

long hood (original series) cars, Targas available same years as 911's
65-68 short wheelbase original
69 long wheelbase original

short hood (new) series:
76 - Coupe only
Jake Raby
Two years ago I took my 2056 TIV powered 912E to Roebling Roaad for a Driver's Ed..

I had to give on "pass signal" all weekend..

It's not slow at all and handleas WAY better than the same year 911! It has 150+ lbs less weight hanging off the ass end.
ArtechnikA
QUOTE (Jake Raby @ Apr 2 2005, 09:06 AM)
Two years ago I took my 2056 TIV powered 912E to Roebling Roaad for a Driver's Ed..
It's not slow at all and handles WAY better than the same year 911!

not to diminish in any way your accomplishment, but it's a little bit of damning with faint praise...

the '76 911 was something of a low point for the model...
Jake Raby
Yes, but it still had two more cylinders and the same amount of "Tail endedness"

I was quite amazed the my E did so well, especially since it was built out of used parts and not even blueprinted!
scotty b
I have done resto work on several of the early 912,s and don't really like them, and I'm a big 356 guy. Former boss just sold a 69 912 rolling chassis with a dissasembled engine for $4000.00 ohmy.gif Car needed front trunk and had been hit in the rear. 69's are bringing crazy money for some reason? I'll be putting a 912 engine in my Manx some day driving.gif biggrin.gif BTW 76-77 911 = shart. Sorry cams, thermal reactors, emmissions barf.gif We have a PILE of 2.7 pistons that no one wants. Cylinders are great for JE pistons though
JeffBowlsby
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Its the best daily driver that Porsche ever made...


Thats the way I have always felt about the 914...
scotty b
QUOTE (bowlsby @ Apr 2 2005, 07:04 AM)
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Its the best daily driver that Porsche ever


Thats the way I have always felt about the 914...

Thats how I feel about the 944 biggrin.gif








Until something breaks mad.gif












Like the powerrrrrrrr steering rack ar15.gif ar15.gif headbang.gif headbang.gif headbang.gif
sean_v8_914
what was the power output on a 76 912 e 2.0 L-Jet?
I know where there is some 912 e FI stuff. the intake runners look bigger. teh airmeter opening looks bigger to
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