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    911S Engine Question

    Assuming my Car is all Original, If it Came equipped with an "S" Tach Redlining at 7300RPM. Can I assume my engine is an "S"?

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    No. Post your engine serial & type numbers and we can tell you what it is.
    L had S equipment minus the S engine.

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    I also noticed my 68 dash equipped with Kilo Speedo, And non Smog equipped Engine.
    Can I assume Euro Spec 911L

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    This will start to give you an idea...click on the appropriate year...this info is not perfect but is useful...

    http://www.elferhelfer.com/fzident.htm

    Here is the info for 1968...

    http://www.elferhelfer.com/fzident/fzident68.htm

    Let us know what you surmise.
    Peter Kane

    '72 911S Targa
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    Thank you Peter Kane! Looks like I have a non U.S,
    And Original Engine. Sweet!

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    Villeza,

    As I remember from looking at that photo of yours on Ebay of the complete dash, you seemed to have a mis-mash of instuments. At least one (the speedo ?) was an earlier 1967 - prior type of guage (the face is differant).

    I would not necessarily rely on gauges as to the original market spec. build of your car, if that's what you are. As far as I know , a 68MY L model (whatever market) did not come with a 7300 redline tach. That's why I suggested you look for a date. Same with your speedo , but it should be the same look as your Tach in general (I remmeber, that was 1968 - later design), as far as face design.

    There is always the chance that some super early 1968 MY cars , got built with 1967 style gauges . But it would have to be some of the VERY first cars for that possibility.

    Someone else can chime in as to what is the correct readline for a standard 68 L , but I believe 6800.
    Last edited by peekaboo; 12-12-2010 at 11:42 AM.

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    My speedo is stamped 2.65 and Tach stamped 7.67
    Only way to know for sure is to tear down my Engine.

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    What does the engine type stamp on the case, next to the engine serial number# say?

    Caproader

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    engine type stamp 901/06 10261
    Last edited by villeza; 12-15-2010 at 10:01 PM. Reason: more info

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    That appears consistant with a '68 911L.
    John Thompson

    1966 912. My first car. Bought it Nov. 25, 1988. Still have it.

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