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Is this a four cam engine in a Bug!

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Yes... 8)
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Post by Dyno Soar »

Twin Plug 4 cam madness in a Bug. Any more shots of that car?

Killer... :evil: 8)
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Post by Gilbert '71 T »

Pure 4-pot filth 8)
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Post by Schläfer »

It's a funny story about that bug. I think it was featured in the 356 Registry a while back. From what I remember the guy has owned it from new. He owned a VW/Porsche repair shop in the 60's. A guy came to his shop complaining about the troublesome Carrera engine fouling its plugs and such like. The bug owner offered to trade the motor for a pushrod 356 motor and also took the associated parts as payment for the work. So that bug has the motor, brakes and gauges. What a killer deal!
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Post by JB-L »

That is a killer deal, probably outstripped by the guy that bought a job lot of 912 (numbered engine bits) who bought himself a load of 917 engine spares. 912 being the prefix on 917 parts.
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Post by Rustbucket »

SO whats the deal on the blue balls in the Velocity stacks? :?:
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just a simple trick to stop things falling into the carbs!
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Post by Lightweight_911 »

To stop anything 'nasty' from dropping in there (whilst the car is parked) & finding its way into the engine...
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Post by Rustbucket »

:roll:
thought so, stupid here was wondering if they stayed in somehow while the engine ran, lifted up with the throttle !?!?
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Post by fourteener »

were these dry sumped? I wonder what 'box is used
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This guy is standing in front of the beetle

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The guy here is standing in from of the silver beetle with the 4 cam in it.
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If I find a better pic I will add it

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Post by Mike911scrs »

HI 912phil.
If the engine has not had any bits changed and the carb's are correct for the engine then this is what it should be;
Type 692/3.
Engine No p-95 001 to p-95 112.
Year 1959-1960.
1,6 liter, GT model with plain bearing crankshaft, oil cooler, no car heating, muffler without silencing elements in tail pipes, A-10 clutch, carb's heater, 2 duel downdraft Weber 40 DCM 2 carb's oil pump 692 and distributors driven by worm drive from the crankshaft.

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Post by higs356 »

I have seen a 4 cam powered bike before ...It had a Harley chopper look about it ....I guess if you can ...you will
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