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Old 02-11-2014, 07:07 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by teleski View Post
Here is what a Boxster replacement engine came with in 2000. Probably the same today.

http://bethnrayndogs.com/car_docs/Porsche/porsche/Porsche_Tech/Porsche_TECHNICAL_BOOKS/Tech_Bulletins/Gp1_2a-00-1.pdf
Definitely not the same today. Remanufactured engine from Porsche includes everything bolted directly to the engine. When you remove the engine the replacement will have the same parts attached. Intake manifolds, SAI except the pump, A/C compressor, flywheel & clutch if manual trans, exhaust manifolds. What do you expect for $20,000. + core charge.
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