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Engine Type 930/01

I’m buying a motor and it has type 930/01 but no serial number. The Type number looks like a factory stamp to me but I can’t find any info in any of my reference books for this. Reputable race shop says 3.0L 964 cams and JE pistons. Can anyone help me with this?

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What does the bottom of the case look like - early or late 930 case? How about the 930.xxx.xxx.xR case number?
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Early sump style case. No engine number. Looks like 3.2 heads. Standard short intake studs.




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Case part number 930.101.104
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Oops forgot the 4R. It doesn’t have the early style turbo casting numbers on the side of the case.
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Excellent Rick. Hopefully, someone will recognize the context and be able to give you a definitive answer. Looks like a good package.

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Thx for taking the time to take a look. It really doesn’t matter to much what it started as I’m just curious. I’ve never seen an 01.
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On each side of the case there should be a small circle that contains a casting date. I’ll try to post a picture showing exactly where later. It may give you further info.

My best guess is a factory replacement case and someone just stamped it like that.
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Does it have a 6 or 9 bolt crank?

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