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Old 12-27-2007, 08:58 PM
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Exclamation S4 Engine with No Miles!!!
S4 Engine with No Miles!!!
What we have today is a 1987 928 S4 Engine with no miles.
This was used as a training engine at the factory Porsche training school in Atlanta. Students disassembled & reassembled this engine in a class room environment to learn how it functioned, belt tensioning, ect. This is a complete engine, from intake to headers, includes clutch & harness.

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Old 01-03-2008, 06:50 PM
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I do not believe that it is a 1987 S-4 engine. It most likely is a late 86.5 5litre engine. Intakes are different.
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Old 01-04-2008, 11:06 AM
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having been in one of those classroom environments, I would be scared to run that motor unless I'd taken it apart again and re-assembled it again...
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I would be careful with that engine.
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Old 02-12-2008, 03:22 PM
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Hi, I would agree with Cpais on that one.
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Old 02-12-2008, 04:01 PM
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So, taking the time to check it out, it is still an engine that have never been run, with all new parts and we all know what these parts cost new.

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928-102-011-27-OEM
Crankshaft, 928 (1985-91)
Brand: Genuine Porsche
$3254.50

928-618-123-BX-OEM
Fuel Injection Brain, Euro, (1984-86)
Brand: Genuine Porsche
$1489.00928-618-123-DX-OEM
Injection Unit (Rebuilt), 928 (1985-86)
Brand: Genuine Porsche
$1432.50
928-111-146-05-OEM
Exhaust Manifold, 928 (1985-86), Left
Brand: Genuine Porsche
$2282.50928-111-145-05-OEM
Exhaust Manifold, 928 (1985-86), Right
Brand: Genuine Porsche
$2282.50
928-104-050-01-OEM
Cylinder Head, 928 (1985-86)
Brand: Genuine Porsche
$4050.50
And that is only some of them.
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What's the asking price for the engine? I'm looking for an '85-88 5-speed 928 transaxle: have a line on one of those???

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What's the asking price for the engine? I'm looking for an '85-88 5-speed 928 transaxle: have a line on one of those???

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$4,500 for the engine, an old girlfriend use to have a 86 with a 5 speed, and no sunroof. I haven't talked to her in years, but last time I talked to her, she was thinking about selling it.
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Thats not an S4 engine thats a older 32 Valve 85-86.5 Engine
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good catch
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Unhappy Need more HP!!!
Will it fit into my 1978 928?? It needs more HP... my 6 banger CLK350 beats it hands down!!
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Will it fit into my 1978 928?? It needs more HP... my 6 banger CLK350 beats it hands down!!
Yes, it will work.
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Definitely the early US 32-valve motor.
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