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VW 1963-1979 Aluminum Engine Case Bubble Top 90.5-92mm Bore 86mm Stroker

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Item ID: 343-008
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Fits Years:
  • Beetle, Standard 1967-1977
  • Beetle, Super 1971-1979
  • Bus 1963-1971
  • Dune Buggy/Sand Rail 1956-1979
  • Karmann Ghia 1967-1974
  • Thing 1973-1974
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1963-1979 Aluminum Engine Case Bubble Top 90.5-92mm Bore 86mm Stroker

Time to get yourself a NEW High Performance Air Cooled VW Engine?

 

Scrap your old worn out case and start fresh with our High Performance Bubble Top Super Case!

 

Take your Volkswagen Engine build to the next level with this Aluminum Engine Case that arrives prepped for 90.5mm-92mm oversize cylinders.

 

Mid America Motorworks offers you a variety of brand new engine cases and we also have all of the other components you need to fill your engine case.

 

Upgrading to our 90.5mm - 92mm Case Bore Aluminum, 86mm Stroker Case allows you to build a much stronger and more powerful engine for your Volkswagen.

 

This Bubble Top Aluminum VW Type 1 Super Engine Case Features:

 

  • Main Oil Galley Drilled & Tapped for Easy Clean Out
  • Shuffle Pins Installed on Center Main Saddles
  • Reinforced Behind #3 Cylinder
  • Drilled & Tapped for Full Flow Oil Filter
  • Clearanced For Up To 86mm Stroke Crankshafts
  • Prepped for 90.5mm or 92mm Bore Cylinders

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Also known under these part numbers: (For reference only)

  • 10183A
  • 686420259541