Fair Price for MY80 complete CIS?

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15 years 1 month ago #5282 by he_mech_usmc
This is everything that is included. Just looking for a fair market price to offer, I don't want to screw anyone, but I just don't know what it's worth.

"I have the fuel injectors still mounted in the intake runners (1 runner has a hairline crack), the 8 hard fuel lines to the injectors, the 2 main fuel lines, the fuel distributor, the fuel pressure damper, and the air pressure plate mechanism underneath the fuel distributor"

Thanks,
Josh

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15 years 1 month ago #5283 by srshaw3
This might have more value if it is from a Euro S, so posting part numbers and photos might help you. If not from a Euro S, then I don't think it has much value.

he_mech_usmc;5422 wrote: This is everything that is included. Just looking for a fair market price to offer, I don't want to screw anyone, but I just don't know what it's worth.

"I have the fuel injectors still mounted in the intake runners (1 runner has a hairline crack), the 8 hard fuel lines to the injectors, the 2 main fuel lines, the fuel distributor, the fuel pressure damper, and the air pressure plate mechanism underneath the fuel distributor"

Thanks,
Josh

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15 years 1 month ago #5284 by he_mech_usmc
As far as I know from what he told me its from a MY80 Euro S

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15 years 1 month ago #5285 by srshaw3

he_mech_usmc;5424 wrote: As far as I know from what he told me its from a MY80 Euro S


Ok, but any prospective buyer us going to want to know for sure, as the difference is significant.

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15 years 1 month ago #5287 by he_mech_usmc
It's in his sig. line, and it's what he's told me from pm's. Worst case scenario, it's the same as my 79 ob euro...best case it's actually an S car? What's the difference between the 2 years? I know there were some differences, but not sure exactly what they were. Both cars are Euros, would there really be that big of a difference? I would think that there would be if my car was a US.

"1980 928 Euro S, Auto, no sunroof, manual seats"

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15 years 1 month ago #5288 by srshaw3

he_mech_usmc;5427 wrote: It's in his sig. line, and it's what he's told me from pm's. Worst case scenario, it's the same as my 79 ob euro...best case it's actually an S car? What's the difference between the 2 years? I know there were some differences, but not sure exactly what they were. Both cars are Euros, would there really be that big of a difference? I would think that there would be if my car was a US.

"1980 928 Euro S, Auto, no sunroof, manual seats"


Euro S is a 300hp motor, regular Euro is @230hp, there are more differences than similarities. If you are trying to sell the intake, the prospective buyer will want the part number from the intake. A photo might help as I think the difference in runner size can be recognized by the expert.

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