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'77.5 924's
On the US fleabay i've seen drivers manuals for 1977.5 924's.
Was this car any different to the '77 & '78 models - i don't think we had a '77.5 in the UK so what's the story behind this version?
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its probably exactly the same as the '78. i'd check on 924board.org
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If I remember the difference is the early 77's had a four speed transmission, and slightly smaller valves in the head.
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Late 77 also had a 4-speed - key difference is the engine, higher output in the later US models (no diff in the EU models IIRC).
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I have a 77.5 and it does have a 4 speed and a higher output engine. What else do you want to know?
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1977 1/2 Porsche 924 2.0
