92' 964 turbo
12-24-2009, 12:11 PM
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92' 964 turbo
hi guys,
i have one problem, i went to campany factory and take a paper print for my car ( VEHICLE INFORMATION ) they put the engine type M30/69 with MNR Type description X33 upgrade.
the question is, the M30/69 was supposed to be M30/69s.
please can you diffine the car engine what it have. i have two paper attach, please check the car information.
i have one problem, i went to campany factory and take a paper print for my car ( VEHICLE INFORMATION ) they put the engine type M30/69 with MNR Type description X33 upgrade.
the question is, the M30/69 was supposed to be M30/69s.
please can you diffine the car engine what it have. i have two paper attach, please check the car information.
02-25-2010, 10:48 AM
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The porsche document is correct.
I have the same document from mine 964 T 3.3 X33.
It is correct that the engine has to be M30/69S, but the engine type is M30/69 plus X33 option on porsche document.
To check the engine type you have to look at the engine, on the right side.
I attach a photo of mine engine.
Just a small note:
The original characthers M30/69 S are embossed on the engine! the carter is a little bit different from the standard, a dedicated carter.
For example on the M64/30S type (option X88 385HP) the type is stamped and not embosed.
A photo from flachbau.com
Ciao
Ettore
I have the same document from mine 964 T 3.3 X33.
It is correct that the engine has to be M30/69S, but the engine type is M30/69 plus X33 option on porsche document.
To check the engine type you have to look at the engine, on the right side.
I attach a photo of mine engine.
Just a small note:
The original characthers M30/69 S are embossed on the engine! the carter is a little bit different from the standard, a dedicated carter.
For example on the M64/30S type (option X88 385HP) the type is stamped and not embosed.
A photo from flachbau.com
Ciao
Ettore
