Are 986 and 987 interchangable?
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Sorry title should have said "engines" but I can't seem to edit it.
If my 3.2 986 blows up, how easy would it be to fit a 987 engine? Interestingly a 3.4 would be good but I might want to go 'down' to a recent 2.9 as it suits hillclimbing / sprinting class system (the highest class is "over 3 litres" which puts my car in with some much faster machinery, not least a pair of GT3s in my local club). Assuming you buy a new one from Porsche and therefore get all the new ancillaries etc, is there much differenc in price, does anyone know?
Thanks
If my 3.2 986 blows up, how easy would it be to fit a 987 engine? Interestingly a 3.4 would be good but I might want to go 'down' to a recent 2.9 as it suits hillclimbing / sprinting class system (the highest class is "over 3 litres" which puts my car in with some much faster machinery, not least a pair of GT3s in my local club). Assuming you buy a new one from Porsche and therefore get all the new ancillaries etc, is there much differenc in price, does anyone know?
Thanks
Trev450 said:
I compete in sprints and the 'unlimited' class is over 2600 cc.
It varies from club to club but, in my expirience most clubs round my way use over 3 litres, this is the MSA standard, I believe. Anyway, my local club (Borough 19) uses 3l+ as top class for road cars. I once competed at Harewood and top class was 2l+. I still didn't win! Gassing Station | Porsche General | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


