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Can I use a 3.0 case with 3.2 internals?

I have a 3.2 motor in need of a rebuild, and looks like it will need a new crankcase. Can I use a 3.0 case with the 3.2 crank, oil pump, intermediate shaft, distrubutor and all the other fixings attached to the case, or do I need to find a 3.2 case?

I've done some searching and investigating but can't find anything conclusive. Bearing sizes all seem consistent based on what I see in the tables in the back of Wayne's engine rebuild book, but that's about all the concrete data I can find.

Thanks for any help.
Bill

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A late 3.0 case that was the new future 3.2 case or a turbo case will work for you.
You really need the locators for the flywheel sensors on the two o’clock position.
The one on top is not necessary
The earlier SC cases need the modified oil drain area with the depression to clear the oil screen.
You would need aluminum welding to build the boss for the flywheel sensors, but you have a templet for the welder for comparison
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Good point on the sensor mounting bracket. I do plan to re-use the Motronic system so this will be an issue.
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A late 3.0 case that was the new future 3.2 case or a turbo case will work for you.
Interesting.
Which are the late 3.0 case ?
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..The late case we used to call them,911 SC 1983+1/2..which has the drain plug from side.

No sump - strainer plate..

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A late 3.0 case that was the new future 3.2 case or a turbo case will work for you.
You really need the locators for the flywheel sensors on the two o’clock position.
The one on top is not necessary
The earlier SC cases need the modified oil drain area with the depression to clear the oil screen.
You would need aluminum welding to build the boss for the flywheel sensors, but you have a templet for the welder for comparison
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Good point on the sensor mounting bracket. I do plan to re-use the Motronic system so this will be an issue.
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hi bill, it took me a while to find this pic, i knew i had taken it during the build. engine is a 80 sc built to 3.2SS with motronic dme setup. the mounting boss and minor case machining will be your biggest mod to use an sc case in your build project.
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That's awesome, thanks for posting that photo. My 3.2 case is probably fixable according to Ollie's but good to know if I can't use it then a 3.0 could be adapted.
Bill

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