Transmission type and number of chip pins
 

Hi , new poster , new owner, this site is great unbelievable amount of info out there.
Got a question on the transmission in my 1987 930, I thought it was the G50 but now I'm not so sure, its the 4 sp.
Am planning on putting a chip in the car but this is a transition year for the number of pins that the chips have , is there a way to tell from the production date or better from the serial number if its a 28 pin chip or not. Does the turbo model all have the 28 pin or do I have to take it out. Reason I'm asking is the car is in Vancouver Canada and I work in Guyana and I wanted to order the chip and put it in when I'm home on break.
The 930 is beautiful , 58,000 miles and quick as a bullet.



1987 930 coupe
1971 E type coupe 12 cyl
1980 El Camino, daily driver
1958 GMC 100 pick up V8 original, show winner
1989 Van Dieman Formula Ford
2008 Civic the wifey's

The tranny is (I believe) 930/34. They didn't go to a five speed in the 930 until 1989. I didn't think you could chip a 930. It is CIS, not Motronic. I may be wrong about the chipping though.

I'll add to what Mark said:
Transmission is a 930.36 (close Mark!)
Only the 1989 930 had a 5 speed G50 transmission (G50/50).
There is no chip or DME for you car.
Believe it or not, the 911 Turbo didn't get electronic fuel injection (Motronic) until the 993 twin turbo (1996?)!
-Chris

LOL, I wasn't sure if the 930/34 went through that year or was only the earlier ones like mine.