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    Engine weights

    Please forgive me if this has been covered (yes, I tried to search the topic). With all the conversation about engine swaps, I was hoping someone could give the weights of varying complete engines (engine with induction...no transmission attached). I am specifically interested in the following, but I am sure other would appreciate other engine combinations being provided:

    2.2 liter engine with carbs or mfi

    3.0 liter engine w/ carbs (Webers or PMO's)

    3.2 liter with factory injection

    3.6 liter with varioram induction

    Thank you in advance,

    Perry Lindsey
    1970 911T
    1972 De Tomaso Pantera
    1997 993 Carrera 6-Speed (Gone but not forgotten)

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    I found this information on Pelican authored by Bill Verberg:

    Here are the weights of various 911 engines w/ source:

    kg lbs-- models-- Source

    182 400 2.4L E, S, RS 1972-73 Tech. Spec. book

    183 403 2.4L T 1972-73 Tech. Spec. book

    200 440 2.7L 1975-1977 Aichle - 911 Engines

    190 419 78-83 930/09,19,10 78-81 78-81 & 82-83 Tech Spec. book

    200 441 78-83 930/03-08,13-17 78-81 & 82-83 Tech Spec. book

    190 462 3.0L 1980-82 Aichle - 911 Engines

    219 483 84-87 930/20,26 84-87 Tech Spec. book

    220 485 84-87 930/21,25 84-87 Tech Spec. book

    219 482 3.2L 1987 - 1988 Aichle - 911 Engines

    238 524 964 89-94 M64/01,02 ROW &US 964 Tech Spec. book

    226 497 M64/03 RS 964 Tech Spec. book

    275 605 M30/69 3.3L 964 Tech Spec. book

    276 608 M64/50 3.6L 964 Tech Spec. book

    232 510 M64/05-08 993 Tech Spec. book

    221 487 M64/20 993RS v-ram w/o ZMS 993 Tech Spec. book

    230 507 M64/20 993RS v-ram w/ ZMS 993 Tech Spec. book


    For transplant purposes the significant figures are

    kg lbs-- models-- Source

    182 400 2.4L E, S, RS 1972-73 Tech. Spec. book

    183 403 2.4L T 1972-73 Tech. Spec. book

    190 419 78-83 930/09,19,10 78-81 78-81 & 82-83 Tech Spec. book

    200 441 78-83 930/03-08,13-17 78-81 & 82-83 Tech Spec. book

    219 483 84-87 930/20,26 84-87 Tech Spec. book

    220 485 84-87 930/21,25 84-87 Tech Spec. book

    226 497 M64/03 RS 964 Tech Spec. book

    221 487 M64/20 993RS v-ram w/o ZMS 993 Tech Spec. book

    These are the #s to look at because they all use relatively similar flywheels. The later engines will be lightened considerably by the removeal of AC, cruise control, exhaust etc. I see ~100# difference between the lightest and heaviest in a worst case swap scenario. The 2.7 is a bit heavier than 2.4, mysteriously the weights are not in my copies of the Tech Spec books.
    1970 911T
    1972 De Tomaso Pantera
    1997 993 Carrera 6-Speed (Gone but not forgotten)

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    I would have to add (or actually subtract) that difference between my 2.4S piston and (iron) cylinder set and the 90mm RS piston and (niki) cylinder set I replaced them with was about 10 pounds lighter...

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