The Mercedes-Benz M108 is a 2.5 litre single overhead camshaft inline-six that Mercedes-Benz fitted to its W108 saloons from September 1965, and a member of the M180 family of engines. It was made by stroking the 2.3 litre M180 by 6 mm to a bore and stroke of 82 mm by 78.8 mm, which raised displacement to 2,496 cc. Carrying the extra output called for seven main bearings in place of four, a larger oil pump, larger ports and valves enlarged by 2 mm. The first version, the M108 I, kept the twin two-barrel Zenith carburettors and 9.0:1 compression of the later M180 and gave 130 hp at 5,400 rpm in the 250 S. Its fuel-injected sister, the M129, proved short lived, and the family block was redesigned with symmetrical cylinder spacing as the M114.
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The Mercedes-Benz M180 (along with the related M127, M108, M129, M130, M114, and M123) is a family of single overhead camshaft inline-6 internal combustion engines
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The introduction of the W108 in September 1965 created a new 250 series.
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The Mercedes-Benz M180 (along with the related M127, M108, M129, M130, M114, and M123) is a family of single overhead camshaft inline-6 internal combustion engines
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The Mercedes-Benz M180 (along with the related M127, M108, M129, M130, M114, and M123) is a family of single overhead camshaft inline-6 internal combustion engines
Part Of: Mercedes-Benz W108/W109, M108.920, vehicle
250S W108.012 sedan (07/09.1965-03.1969)
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