1975 US carrera Engine

[Porsche2217]

Hello Guys, just to share a look of my pride and joy, almost finished waiting for the back date ducts to install it back on.
Thanks for looking!
Different angle

Right side

[gamin]

Very nice. I love attention to detail like that. Nice.

[boyt911sc]

Would you consider sharing with us the different CIS components for this particular engine of yours? The USA CIS models are well documented and interested to know more about these Euro/RoW engines. Particular interest are:
FD
WUR
AAR
AFM (air flow meter)
TB (throttle body)
Ign. Distributor
Engine type
Others

PM sent. Thanks.

Tony

[Flat6pac]

Tony, the euro Carreras used MFI until the 3.0.
Bruce

[boyt911sc]

Originally Posted by Flat6pac

Tony, the euro Carreras used MFI until the 3.0.
Bruce

Bruce,

Have you seen the pictures above? Those are pictures of CIS set-up. Please advise. Thanks.

Tony

[unclebilly]

That is a run of the mill 2.7S engine as used in all US mid year Carreras.

[fanaudical]

Very nice and clean! Great job!

Can you please share the source for the aluminum air box?

[al lkosmal]

Excellent job on the detailing....looks beautiful.

regards,
Al

[timmy2]

Originally Posted by fanaudical

Very nice and clean! Great job!

Can you please share the source for the aluminum air box?

Looks like a Webb industries stainless airbox
I don't think they are available new, but do pop up occasionally used.



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[Flat6pac]

Tony, thats not a euro Carrera engine, like was said the US Carreras was run of the mill 2.7 CIS
Bruce

[kodioneill]

Looks good. No SSI;s?

[Porsche2217]

Thank you for your comments guys, I Want to keep it original as much as I can, but at the Same time personalize the details, i'm not looking for better performance, I just want to drive and feel it like it left the Factory back in 1975.

[0396]

Originally Posted by Porsche2217

Thank you for your comments guys, I Want to keep it original as much as I can, but at the Same time personalize the details, i'm not looking for better performance, I just want to drive and feel it like it left the Factory back in 1975.

If you want 100% factory look. You will need to change the air box as that's an after market one.....looks nice and clean

[Dan J]

Great Job!!! You should be very proud
If you're going to do it do it right!

[Jerome74911S]

I beg to differ with those who said that this is a run-of-the-mill 2.7 CIS engine.

These days no run-of-the-mill 2.7 looks this nice. Excellent work. I wish mine looked that good.

[CountD]

Originally Posted by Porsche2217

I'm not looking for better performance, I just want to drive and feel it like it left the Factory back in 1975.

Right on.

[CountD]

Originally Posted by Jerome74911S

I beg to differ with those who said that this is a run-of-the-mill 2.7 CIS engine.

These days no run-of-the-mill 2.7 looks this nice. Excellent work. I wish mine looked that good.

As do I. Right on, as making one look this nice takes time, dedication, and well, more time. Sweet.

[boss11]

very pretty, well done!!

[skinnerd]

Super sharp!
Great looking CIS engine indeed.
Well done.
Really like the way you finished the valve covers.

[Porsche2217]

And now it is ready to be installed, I just want to share the final product.