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| Comments: 4 (Read/Post) Favorites: 0 (View) |
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on: 01-24-2007
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77-78 4-cylinder Gremlin, used the same engine as some Audis and the Porsche 924. |
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1-18-2018 @ 11:43:46 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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#1, *Puts on AMC fanboy hat*
Both the Porsche 924 and the 1977-1978 4 cylinder Gremlins used the same 2.0 liter "Audi 100" engine block, with the same 3.41/3.32 bore/stroke combination. The AMC engine was assembled by AMC, however, and built to different standards. Most notably, it was carburated, whereas the 924 (and AFAIK, every other car that used the Audi 100) was fuel injected. AMC was one of the few manufacturers at the time still using breaker points, whereas all of the other vehicles with that engine used electronic ignitions.
These changes were enough to make 80 horsepower in the Gremlin, compared to 95 horsepower of an equivalent year 924. The fact that a fuel injected 924 engine could be bolted right into a Gremmie isn't lost on me. How about a Series 2 924 turbo engine, with 177 horsepower? >:D
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1-19-2018 @ 02:31:03 AM |
| Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck |
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Well, the United States of AMerica STILL makes the best damn Samops on the marke and nothing's gonna change that!
[Edited by Low-Tech Redneck on 1-19-2018 @ 02:31:10 AM]
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