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 Post subject: Engine Size
PostPosted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 10:11 am 
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I have a Moke with the engine number of 99H791P113162

Can any Mini heads please tell me what size this engine is? Seems to go awfully well. 8)

Thanks in advance.

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Your motor is a 998 - or at least it started life that way. It could have been bored by .20, .40 or .60 along the way and could have increased the bore size slightly.

Its a later series 998 that was fitted to clubbies and mokes.
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Location: Under the bonnet son!
It's the wind in your hair that makes you feel like you're going faster :)

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Mick wrote:
It's the wind in your hair that makes you feel like you're going faster :)


TRUE DAT!

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Thanks for the info, I was told it was only a 998cc in it, but thought surely not. Must just be as you say, wind in your hair = hair in your face, And being so low to the ground, like a go kart.

Thanks again.

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If it had the old 1100 crank and rods, it would feel quick! :D
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its not the size that counts :oops:
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Lots of the 99H motors (998cc) have been rebuilt over the years, a popular mod was and is to drop a 1098 crank in at the same time.. instant 100+cc, and an extra 8 or so lb/ft torque.
We found one like this in Barney when we bought him. :D

No substitute for cubic inches (or ccs) in a road car. :wink:

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