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Early Porsche 911 2.2 Rebuildable Engine

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a leak down test would be helpful to substantiate its condition
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otto, this engine is missing cam and rockers on one side....no chance of leak-done.
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Should be able to do a leak down without cams or rockers. As long as the valves are seating and the crank turns.

I have a "rebuildable" 2.2 core from a T that I foolishly bought a decade ago. I was going to use it as a coffee table but now I want to find a roller 914. I still have a side shift transaxle so it seems to be destiny.

I did a leak down on my core a year ago, but only on the right bank. 2 and 6 were almost zero an 4 was perfect, like 94%.

kinda strange

but...I really should get my 76 on the road before starting a new project.

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