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  • LateFan
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    Ok, I thought in CA at least the emissions testers visually check all the air pumps and original junk on engines. How can they know every engine out there by year? Anyway.

    I have a friend here with a '67 911 he's trying to get up to speed. He talks about the crazy Porsche prices for very basic stuff.

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  • ahrensNW
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    ^wut r those lmao

    We can do pretty much whatever we want to our cars emission wise. God, theres not a chance in hell my 318is would pass.

    I really need to do some more research on the whole 911 thing. The parts premium on them is stupid compared to e30s. Same product will always be marked up 50% more..

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  • LateFan
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    Do you guys have to keep the original emissions equip in place for inspections?

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  • 2mAn
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    Aircooled cars also respond really well to exhaust upgrades, so do that and even if it’s still not a monster it will sound really good and you can use both the carbs and exhaust when you build or source a 3L

    It’s probably better that you have a slow one now because you can learn how to drive it without getting yourself into too much trouble

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  • ahrensNW
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    ^that's pretty much what I'm thinking as well. This car is not and will never be a show car, its driver quality.

    The motor honestly seems pretty healthy, so as long as the compression numbers are all good I'm sure I can get a nice chunk of change for it. Even 77 2.7 core motors are going for a stupid amount now.

    Really not too sure what I want to do with it. I really just want a reliable 911 that I can cruise in. Maybe the easiest way to get around that is just AAA lmao

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