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Engine number-Is this correct?
6372014.
From what I've found from searching -does this engine number break down thus :- 6= 6 cylinders  3=? 7=1977 2014=2014th engine produced in 1977 I think this is a 2.7 with 175HP Any information correcting me welcome Thanks in advance. |
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I've spent the last hour searching here and on the web trying to find the data on the various engine numbers. I'm looking at another early car tomorrow with a supposedly 3.0 in it. I'd sure like to be able to lean in there and know that it is was it is being sold as. So, no, I don't have the number right now. Can I print out a chart from somewhere and have it with me to verify? Thanks.
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12-13-2002, 07:53 PM
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Almost right!
The 6 is for 6cyl, the 3 is some model designation and the 7 is the year ('77). The serial number is also right, the 2014th '77 911/81 engine built. It is a 2.7L w/ CIS fuel injection and 165 hp. -Porsche 911, Forever Young by Tobias Aichele
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The 3 is model #, and in this case a targa. 95% sure.
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12-14-2002, 03:29 AM
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6372014 --> RoW 911 (not an S) installed in coupes. Engine type 911/81, 8.5:1, CIS, 165 HP @ 5800 RPM, 176 ft-lbs @ 4000 RPM.
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Is this a K-jet engine originally? It has zeniths fitted to it now. I guess it's the same as the other 2.7 165Hp -just made in 1975 This engine looks a lot nicer altogether than the last Thanks in advance all you fonts of knowledge. |
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6151548 is a '75 911/41 150bhp @ 5700rpm 8.0:1 version.
Andy Boyle(UK) '69 911E------------->R
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Usually a number like
633****(6) six cylinder (3) type S (3) 73' motor 613**** (6) six cylinder (1) type T (3) 73' motor 623**** (6) six cylinder (2) type E (3) 73' motor For some reason in the late seventies Porsche changed the rules. In 77' 637**** was a base model (150HP)not an S and 627**** was a US S (165HP) 667**** was a 3.0 Carrera The second digit being six was always a Euro Carrera until the 80's 663**** would be a 73' CarreraRS motor.
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What if this motor is a European model? The owner says it has zeniths as standard. I thought all 2.7's were either MFI or K-jetted. Were some of the 2.7's fitted with carbs? |
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I thought the last carb cars were the Euro 2.4 Ts with Zeniths.
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