looking for a replacement engine for my 1976 porsche 911

Asked by dwinter Aug 13, 2013 at 09:07 AM about the 1976 Porsche 911

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do you where a can find a rebuilt or good used engine for my 1976 porsche 911

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46,395

I would say geta rebuilt that way you know what you have, if not rebuilt there is a porsche dismantler in LA that is always parting out porsches.

46,395

http://www.ladismantler.com/parts/977-Used-Porsche-3-2-Engine-Complete

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Try Kevin at Randolph Racing in MA. He is constantly rebuilding engines, usually upgrading them at the same time. 781 344 1029

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Unless you want to keep the car original you might consider putting in a used engine from a newer Porsche. I believe the 76 had a 2.7 liter and not considered a great engine. The 2.7-liter 911S was so problematic that it was named as one of "Porsche's Deadly Sins" a couple years ago. For almost the same price as a quality rebuild you can buy a used 3.0 (from 1978-1983), 3.2 (from 1983-1989 ) or a newer 3.4-3.6 liter motor for around $5,000. The motor will fit right in, you will have a better engine and your car will be faster!

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Check www.mbmotorsportsrepair.com, they always have engines for sale, great prices too.

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