Porsche 911 Cis Fuel Dist. Head Proto Type 3.2 on 2040-parts.com
Paragon, Indiana, US
Porsche 911 CIS fuel dist. head for 3.2 or hot rod 3.0 engine.This was a proto type head for 1984 3.2 CIS engine that was not put into production because Motronic fuel injection was introduced in 1984 on the 3.2 engines.This is a new head that I bought in a lot of parts that came from the Reno Porsche depot years ago.If you have a over bored 3.0 or hot rod 3.2 CIS engine,this would work after the air fuel mixture was set correctly.With the cost of a stock 3.0 head at $3000 new and a rebuilt one at $1600.I was keeping this for a hot rod CIS engine that has not happened due to retirement.Part number is 6149/9706E.Ask any questions.E-mail or call 765 537 2798 USA shipping is free.
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