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I think a 95-97 will fit. Cash and pick up or I've got a spare block I would trade with a few other parts just to get out of my garage. It has been rough honed. I thought about splaying it. I would go through it again if I was to rebuild it. I have a crappy looking receipt with a few other parts.
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Last edited by T/A Johnson; April 22nd, 2009, 04:11 PM.97 ws6, m6, le2, moser, spec 3, bla bla bla.
before le2 295hp(actual dyno), 1/4 @ 13.1 . No new numbers yet.
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1996 and 1997 have the crank position sensor since they're OBD2 whereas 93-95 do not.
93-94 share their own cover, 1995 has it's own cover, and then 1996-1997 have their own cover. 
Just posting to help - would hate to see you buy a '95 and then find out it's missing the crank sensor.
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Originally posted by meissen View Post1996 and 1997 have the crank position sensor since they're OBD2 whereas 93-95 do not. 93-94 share their own cover, 1995 has it's own cover, and then 1996-1997 have their own cover. Just posting to help - would hate to see you buy a '95 and then find out it's missing the crank sensor.
That is correct. The 95 does not have the CPS. I do believe the 96-97 are the same though.Comment
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