Selling the motor from my 2002 996. Recently dyno'd at 305 rwhp, it runs very strongly! This was a new crate motor from Porsche in 2005 and now has 40,000 miles on it. $6500 for the motor plus shipping (truck freight) I understand crate motors are now going for more than $10,000 directly from Porsche! Reason for selling is I want to get a GT3 motor. I also have the trans and lightweight flywheel that I'll have to figure out a price for.
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YOUR RESEARCHFS: 3.6 Engine from 2002 996, 40k miles
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Can you post pictures? Especially around RMS/IMS area. Thanks, Steve
I am interested in the LWFW. Would it fit a 3.4L powerplant?
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