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Date:         Fri, 30 Jun 1995 08:56:24 -0400
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From:         "Chris Chubb" <cchubb@ida.org>
Subject:      T-IV engines

Quick question:

Are the Type-IV engines used in the 411 and 412 cars EXACTLY the same as those used in the '72-up busses?

I have a '72 T-III, and have access to some old T-IV engines (from busses) and was wondering if I could just swap the engines over (w/ computers) to get an oil filter, more durability, and possibly 2000 ccs.

I know the engines are more expensive, but the 50% more that rebuilding a 2 litre engine over the 1600 that is in there now would be worth it. Plus, the T-IV engines look pretty complete.

Are the cases the same for the 2000cc as 1600 T-IV, and only the jugs and heads change?

Thanx. -- -- Chris Chubb (cchubb@ida.org) - (703)-845-2287 [Alexandria, VA, USA] ____________________________________________________________________ \All opinions expressed or implied may not reflect those of the \ \Institute for Defense Analyses, the US Government, or anyone else. \ --------------------------------------------------------------------


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