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Question Shroud usage differences

Will a green 2.7 engine shroud fit a 2.2 case that's been bore bigger to 2.7 with CIS? What is the difference if any? Does it have to do with running the CIS or Zeniths or Webers? Are they Interchangable. Appreciate the info.
Regards, "Shrouded in California"

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The biggest difference is the notch for the mechanical injectors and the air channel for the oil cooler. Alll the holes line up in the same place.
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2.2 vs 2.7...interchangable

So what you are saying is..... "the way" it looks delivering the air flow to oil cooler is different but gets the air there just the same. I know the difference between the 2.2 long tunnel on the shroud and the smaller piece that fits a the end of tunnel at cooler on 2.7 on up to the SC. AND....I do know that 2.2 had a black main shroud and off-white colored tunnel to the cooler. I just tore a 911T down completely this year and I have physically seen the dif. So in essence the 2.7 shroud should fit a 2.2 engine block modified to 2.7 specs as far as barrels and running CIS injection....there's no MFI involved with what I'm trying to find out? FYI, I do understand the year colors.... Black 2.2, yellows are 2.4, greens 2.7, reds 3.0

2.7 shroud and 2.2 shroud

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i dont know but the green does look basass , thats the frist color shroud i saw on a Porshe when i was a kid and it was beautiful , i still remember it today and the owners 15 year old daughter ( i was 13 so it was legal and natural ) they both in my mind were beautiful ...
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I do understand the year colors.... Black 2.2, yellows are 2.4, greens 2.7, reds 3.0
Uh, no you don't, but that's okay! You're close. Here's a chart of what "Shroud colors" mean for each year:

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Thanks for the chart Gogar! That's great. Do you have other charts for things like that....say for cam tower difs, case difs, crank difs? Sure comes in handy when selling parts with correct info for people.

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