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Help with identifying engine number
A buddy of mine just got an old 911. They guy who sold it said it had a 3.0L. The engine number is 6271659. Can anyone confirm? Thanks.
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That looks to be a U.S 2.7 liter S engine for a 77 911. A 3.0 would have the numbers, 667XXXX if it was from a 77 car.
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yikes.
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Yep, 2.7 engine from a 1977 Targa.
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sweet. thats pretty much the worst year for Porsche....
thanks for all your help
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