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2.7 Toast
My wrench pulled my heads after a bad leakdown to find I need a top end and Pistons and Cylinders. I think Im looking at a 3.0 swap. ANy input would be appraciated. Talk about being bummed out.
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go with a 3.0 or 3.2L, or if you have deeper pockets a 3.6. Don't be bummed, upgrade!
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Sorry to hear that. Swaps are very cost effective unless you get a crap engine. Rebuilds are very expensive, but in the end, you'll have something that, if done properly, will last a near infinite amount of miles.
A 2.7 is a little harder to justify for a rebuild because of the chance it might require work on the case. |
Sell the 2.7 core motor and install a 3.0 motor, that would probably be the easiest and cost effective situation. A 3.2 or 3.6 would be great, but a bit more complicated and expensive. A '76 with a 3.0 might even be worth more should you need to get out of it down the road. Challenge is to find a good 3.0 motor that doesn't need work at a reasonable price...but with all the 3.2 and 3.6 SC conversions on this board that shouldn't be too hard!
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These two ought to give you a head start:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-used-parts-sale-wanted/145022-fs-3-0sc-engine-w-euro-cis.html http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-used-parts-sale-wanted/146072-3-0-pmo-carbs-sale.html They both read and look like very good engines. |
That's actually great news! I felt the same as you do when my #1 cyl. had no compression. Now with the 3.2 its a different car. With the light weight car and such a strong powerplant my car is a rocket! Go for the 3.2. The 3.6 is great but tons of money. The 3.0 is bulletproof but the 3.2 has more power and no CIS!
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