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You have #909, and I have #941. Even if it was a "euro" car, the engines in 1978 were all the same 4.5L w/ 8.5 compression. US model w/ cat is 220bhp, euro version w/o cat is 240bhp.
You have #909, and I have #941. Even if it was a "euro" car, the engines in 1978 were all the same 4.5L w/ 8.5 compression. US model w/ cat is 220bhp, euro version w/o cat is 240bhp.
Originally Posted by pcar928fan
Erik, ...non-S Euro/US does not matter... both 4.5L and roughly 220HP.
VERY similar, not the same. Agreed it doesn't matter.... most of the same bit and pieces.
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