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what's the difference between the 99 and 00+ 996s?

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If the engine is replaced off 01.06, you will have the latest update, inclusive reinforced intermediate shaft.

how would you know if the update is 01.06? i believe it was replaced in 02 or 03. also is there a positive or negative to having a traditional cable driven throttle vs. a egas? i have had a 97 boxster and a 00 box but didn't notice too much of a difference..

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If the engine is replaced off 01.06, you will have the latest update, inclusive reinforced intermediate shaft.

Very interesting comment RFM. I have a 2000 C2 with a new engine that was installed in Aug 06 (engine# M96/04AT66Y66186).

Can you confirm if mine also has the updated IMS and whether Jake Raby's IMS bearing retrofit would make sense in my case?

regards, Joost Perquin

(NL-er in Texas ;-))

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Joost,

The replacement engine in your car have the latest up date, IMS, seal, crankcase bolts, bearing and larger retaining bolt + nut. This engines are good so far, they have still to prove their quality on long term but Raby's construction also IMHO.

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Joost,

The replacement engine in your car have the latest up date, IMS, seal, crankcase bolts, bearing and larger retaining bolt + nut. This engines are good so far, they have still to prove their quality on long term but Raby's construction also IMHO.

"Hartelijke dank" for your comments, and you certainly have a point there regarding the reliability of both designs...

Do you know how these late M96 engines differ from the early M97, that I hear had their fair share of issues in the 2005 997's?

JP

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