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2002 or 2001 911 Cab.

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Recommend 3.6l 911 over the 3.4l

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Given the choice, would you recommend the 3.6L 911 over the 3.4L?

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Recommend 3.6l 911 over the 3.4l

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Given the choice, would you recommend the 3.6L 911 over the 3.4L?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Given the choice, would you recommend the 3.6L 911 over the 3.4L?

POST 2Original post

From a performance and a resale value the 3.6 is a no brainer in my opinion. Efficiency comparison between the two I can't comment on. Be all you can be. But the 3.4 is an excellent motor. I know several guys with them and they have no regrets. Not much help am I? ;D

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2002 for the improvements in engine + interior

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