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911 Turbo roller + 3.6 varioram... Does it make sense?
A naive question for the experts:
Would it be relatively straightforward to put a 3.6L motor in a 1989 Turbo with a blown engine? If so, does this sound like a good option vs putting in a rebuilt turbo motor? Any ideas of what the approximate cost of each option would be? Thanks!
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05-10-2005, 03:27 PM
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It can be done if you have the conversion flywheel, the codes for the brain and all the electrical....AND have all the right smoggable exhaust to get past the CARB referee....
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It can be done, but I think I'd rebuilt the turbo. Bigger and badder.
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05-10-2005, 03:51 PM
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Depends on yer budget. Do a search here on a 3.6 conversion. There are lots of good posts / info
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