K engine number match
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I believe K prefix stands for Standard Stromberg engine fitted to a domestic 69 S4 Elan.
If this ties up with your car then obviously it’s a typo error at DVLA.
Before doing anything I suggest you check with Lotus Archives on what engine your car was supplied with.
If this ties up with your car then obviously it’s a typo error at DVLA.
Before doing anything I suggest you check with Lotus Archives on what engine your car was supplied with.
- Billelan
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K type engines were Standard tune, with Strombergs, for the domestic market. They were used from Dec 1968 to Mar 1971 in Series 4 Elans.
Most Elans fitted with K type engines in the 23### series were A Type, Standard FHC S4s or C Standard DHC S4s. They were relatively unpopular compared to SE versions. 94 A type and 85 C Types were produced.
Tim
Most Elans fitted with K type engines in the 23### series were A Type, Standard FHC S4s or C Standard DHC S4s. They were relatively unpopular compared to SE versions. 94 A type and 85 C Types were produced.
Tim
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