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Recommendations for 912e Service

Looking for a shop that has experience with servicing 912e in the Raleigh NC area... Appreciate any insight...

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I would ask also any VW guys on other forums as well - most of the Type IV gurus are in VW shops. They know far more about these engines than most Porsche guys.
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There's a place called Flat Six in Raleigh. Don't know much about them, but it's a start. Your car is 90% middie 911, it's really only the VW engine that's different, and it is mostly 914.
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Appreciate the insight!!!
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Regardless of where you decide to take your 912e, make sure that you insist that the shop install one of these while it's in there!

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This is the problem with having a Porsche mechanic work on a 912e engine. He's confused the smog pump with a turbo...
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With a turbo it should bring down the 0-60 time to at least 16 seconds.
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As long as there's a minimum, 65mph tailwind, correct?!?!


Good idea, Monsoooon; run the smog pump possitive pressure hose into the engine intake and boom - .5 of a horsepower bump (a 39% increase, in other words)!

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