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Plastikos 06-24-2018 09:53 AM

Engine Swap Options
 
Hi All, I poked around the forums and couldn't find an answer to this question:

I have a 2004 Boxster S that I will be doing an engine swap on (apparent crankshaft failure). I know from Wayne's guide on Pelican Parts that it will take any later Boxster/Cayman engine. However, is that ONLY through MY 2008 donors?

ie, can I put a 987.2 3.4L engine (MA121) with DFI in or is it limited to most recent M97 engine ie M97.2x.

And when I say put in, I mean in about as straight forward a fashion as a swap to the M96 engines.

Thanks!

Dmitry at Pelican Parts 06-26-2018 11:36 AM

I see that you added a Comment just below the tech article - someone should get back to you shortly. I also found the below thread - seems that the MA could be a bit problematic.

http://986forum.com/forums/performance-technical-chat/39611-986-987-engine-swap.html

BYprodriver 06-27-2018 08:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Plastikos (Post 573710)
Hi All, I poked around the forums and couldn't find an answer to this question:

I have a 2004 Boxster S that I will be doing an engine swap on (apparent crankshaft failure). I know from Wayne's guide on Pelican Parts that it will take any later Boxster/Cayman engine. However, is that ONLY through MY 2008 donors?

ie, can I put a 987.2 3.4L engine (MA121) with DFI in or is it limited to most recent M97 engine ie M97.2x.

And when I say put in, I mean in about as straight forward a fashion as a swap to the M96 engines.

Thanks!

Any DFI engine requires a extremely high pressure fuel pump which is very expensive. Safely installing it & other require plumbing will require alot of modification.


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