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    Here is something you don't see everyday!

    A 4-cam in a 911.

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    You mean, a 912 Carrera?


    Interesting choice.

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    what s the story behind this...love it
    of course I thought about this, while deciding for a polo aggregate

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    Quote Originally Posted by haul View Post
    what s the story behind this...love it
    of course I thought about this, while deciding for a polo aggregate

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    They were testing the motor so they put it in the 911, and took it around the track a few times to dial it in. The motor is back in the 904 now.

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    Ya'always do what'ya need to do at the track... very interesting...
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    I was wondering that, WAY too expensive an engine to be in a 911 body. Glad it is now back home

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    Kind of like the 901 prototype with the 4 cam in the Porsche museum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by edmayo View Post
    Kind of like the 901 prototype with the 4 cam in the Porsche museum.
    ??? which car are you referring to?
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    The T-7 known as the type 745.
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    I imagined it as a hillbilly Carrera - loved it.

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