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  1. 01-10-2014, 09:40 AM #21
    Hodijag
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    Hello,

    No luck to find piston numbers from below.

    All we see from below is that they are made by Mahle, I suppose the numbers must be on the top side of the engine.

    Thanks for posting the pictures, it really helps a lot.

    Kind regards,

    Marc

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    Quote Originally Posted by 210bhp View Post
    That looks like a factory stamp all right but there is no build number underneath it........ Davep, what do you think?
    Mike, the build # was only on the 911 2.0 engines ending in 1969. Too bad that they discontinued the practice.
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    . . . 'Meehoff'

    Quote Originally Posted by fryardds View Post
    . . . Can you post photos of the serial number stamping as well as the type number 911/83 stamping? . . .


    Quote Originally Posted by gled49 View Post
    . . . How about a pix of the serial #. *663-----* . . .


    Quote Originally Posted by Hodijag View Post
    . . . Thank you for the additional info.

    I think it is wisest to first check the numbers we have with Porsche to see if they are indeed matching.

    I will let you know what comes out . . .


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