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DSPTurtle 11-07-2001 04:51 AM

Engine Case Number
 
I searched the archives to no avail... I have a 1.8L completely apart and am trying to decide if I should use this case as the best candidate (balance of cost ($0) and longevity (???))for a 2.0L. The number is EC040586. It has a WA stamped on the extended top flat surface. Anyone know anything about these numbers?
Also, from reading the past posts I also think the 1.8L heads are the way to go for porting/polishing and bigger valves. Any opinions.
Thanks in advance!!!
JB

[This message has been edited by DSPTurtle (edited 11-07-2001).]

Dave at Pelican Parts 11-07-2001 08:27 AM

Go for it.

--DD

jis042 11-07-2001 12:01 PM

acording to the haynes the EC040586 (engine #) has a 7.3:1 compression while if it started with a AN it would be an 8.6:1 compression and the horsepower is rated 76@4800 for the EC.
Jared

Dave at Pelican Parts 11-07-2001 01:16 PM

The AN engines were not available in US-spec 914s, just European ones.

The EC case is a fine starting point for a 914 engine, and the 1.8 heads are very good places to start as well.

"Go for it."

--DD

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