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How can you tell an SC engine from a 2.7 ?
When looking at a 911 at an auction and you have no details but a visual inspection of the car how can you confirm that the engine in a 74 has been replaced with a 3.0 L. Is a red sroud a reliable indicator. There are many listings for 2.7 engine numbers but I can't find any for 3.0 L engines ?
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John, I'm pretty sure SC is when Aluminium crankcases returned. These cases are generally brighter than the dark grey magnesium of the 2.7
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emcon5, legend ! Thank you Very much ! You just answered all my questions thanks!
Actually all but one ... I know where the engine number is stamped on the engine but where is the engine type stamped ? |
Look at the floor under the rear of the car. The 2.7's will generally leak more...
(I'm ducking for cover!), -Chris |
And, I might add, they..... last!
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Rt side near fan-just under oil pressure sender
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If it actually running you could probably come up with a statistical method for determining if it is a 2.7 or a 3.0 weighing in area of the oilspot, smoke volume from exhaust, # of head studs rattling, year of car it is in,.......etc. Or you could look to see what the case is made of.:D
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