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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: VA
Posts: 4
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Hi, I have some questions for the bulletin board. I have pulled the engine in my 1972 2.4 E for a rebuild. During the rebuild I have replaced the Engine with another 2.4 that I have. It is a Euro 2.4 T Engine 911/57. I had my mechanic replace the cams with a set of spare E cams that I have. I also replaced the Zeniths with a set of 40IDA'S pulled off a 2.4 S Engine I had a few years back, and used the sport muffler off of my E engine. My question is this? I realize that the T motor put out 130 HP stock, but I was wondering how much off a power gain I may have gotten with the cams, the Webers, and the sport muffler? The motor seems to have a quite a bit of low end punch. I plan on putting the E motor back in the Car after the rebuild, but I am just curious on the T motor. Thanks in advance for your answers.
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Linn County, Oregon
Posts: 48,573
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You didn't have valve/piston clearance problems with the E cams? I've seen photos of 2.4 pistons, and T-E-S are all different, with more valve relief each step up the scale. This covers about all I know, but perhaps Warren or John could weigh in here???
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