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Old 27-Mar-2004, 18:32   #1
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Tessi heads on to 996?
Does anyone know if it is possible to build a set of late 998 top ends, barrels, heads and such to a 996 crankcase. Does the late bore mean the cylinder bolts are too narrow for the 996 cases?

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Old 27-Mar-2004, 21:32   #2
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I'm probably wrong, but i think they have a different crank case, sump, stroke but to name a few. There is 999R engine with puts out 150 bhp on ebay. That is quite a cheap performance gain.
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Rob, I suspect the answer is NO, the whole idea of going to the Testastretta design was to allow the valve sizes to be increased, hence also going to a shorter stroke and larger bore. better off doing what I have done and fit the whole 998 engine, but you will also need Exhaust, injection, airbox, ECU and harness.

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Old 28-Mar-2004, 18:17   #4
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From what you have just said, the 996 and the 998's are intechangeable in the early frame.

I have just dropped a 996 into my 888 frame and was just wondering about other options.

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