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Is there such a thing as a '68 S engine?
If so what would be the serial # range?
I thought that only a 911 and 911L where offered in 1968. |
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the source I use lists the 68+69 'S' engines together from:
6390001 -6392126 hope this helps Bill K edit : sorry, I was looking at the manfactured date, not the model year |
Bill numbers are for 69. 68 were 4080001 to 4081549 , both were only available originally in Europe
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The 68 911 S was not available in the US due to emissions controls not being on the car. The Engine numbers are 4080001 to 4081549.
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I have the 1968 Road & Track review of the car from my Dad's magazine collection. As I remeber, the "S" did not meet the emissions specs at idle..
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Does this # make any sense? 629170
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see this thread for additional #'s that help identify a 20. engine: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/100507-third-number-engine-case.html |
OK, was able to decifer the #s knowing more of what to look for.
The sequence is 901/09 6291790 24353. |
Is there such a thing as a '68 S engine?
"Is there such a thing as a '68 S engine?"
Yes, it's the same engine as the 67' S (2.0L With Weber 40 IDS Carbs) Type: 901/02 Serial numbers start at: 408 0001 Also Type: 901/08 Serial numbers start at: 418 0001 |
Bert Everitt, Under 2 Liter winner. Sebring '68http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1256963483.jpg
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