engine question
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lowbugger
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engine question
whats the differece between 356 / 912/ 914 engines
and why is there no Tech forum on here??
and why is there no Tech forum on here??
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Basically the 912 engine was the final development of the 356 engine - virtually the same as the 356 C.
The 914 engine is totally different - essentially it's a VW type IV originally from the VW 411.
The 914 engine is totally different - essentially it's a VW type IV originally from the VW 411.
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Re: engine question
There is http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=9lowbugger wrote:
and why is there no Tech forum on here??
This thread is now in there.
914 engines are not easily interchangeable with a 356. Depending on what sort of HP you're after you've got a few options.
A 356 or 912 engine in standard form will either be a straight 1600, a Super (75 bhp) or a Super 90 (90 bhp)
A 912 will be similar output to an Super engine.
You can take one of these out to 1720, uprate cam, carbs exhaust etc. and you will be able to get 110 plus.
This won't be cheap but if if you look on this post http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewto ... highlight=
you'll see what Jon Darlington has done to his 912 enigne - I'm sure if you Pm him he'll be pleased to give you an idea of costs involved etc.
If that seems a bit daunting then look at a hi po Type 1 engine - it will be cheaper in the long run - Bad Junker on here is running one in his Pre A and running twelves on the strip. Tomski is also running a Type 1 in his 356A
Hope this all helps.
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Aircooledtechnology prepare 914/912E/TypeIV engines for 356s.
Their website is being updated at the moment but usually has plenty of information.
I'm putting one of their 2270cc Type IVs in my 356 replica, and with an upright cooling conversion and a conversion flywheel it will just bolt-in (to a Type I transaxle in my case, but they have the parts to fit up to a 356 transaxle also I believe)
Their website is being updated at the moment but usually has plenty of information.
I'm putting one of their 2270cc Type IVs in my 356 replica, and with an upright cooling conversion and a conversion flywheel it will just bolt-in (to a Type I transaxle in my case, but they have the parts to fit up to a 356 transaxle also I believe)
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Hi Shambly... I'm thinking of going down this route as well but can't find any pricing info on the site - what kind of cash are you talking about for the type 4?shambly wrote:Aircooledtechnology prepare 914/912E/TypeIV engines for 356s.
Their website is being updated at the moment but usually has plenty of information.
I'm putting one of their 2270cc Type IVs in my 356 replica, and with an upright cooling conversion and a conversion flywheel it will just bolt-in (to a Type I transaxle in my case, but they have the parts to fit up to a 356 transaxle also I believe)
Was the shipping expensive?
Did you send over a type 4 case?
Thanks,
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tried opening this post, comes up post or topic does not exist?This won't be cheap but if if you look on this post http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewto ... highlight=
you'll see what Jon Darlington has done to his 912 enigne - I'm sure if you Pm him he'll be pleased to give you an idea of costs involved etc.
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You're rightlewis wrote:tried opening this post, comes up post or topic does not exist?This won't be cheap but if if you look on this post http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewto ... highlight=
you'll see what Jon Darlington has done to his 912 enigne - I'm sure if you Pm him he'll be pleased to give you an idea of costs involved etc.![]()
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