944 V8 Conversion Manual?
12-15-2010, 06:15 PM
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Some of my information went into making that manual too.
I realize it's copyrighted, but at the same time it's also currently unavailable through any legitimate means, and the amount of $$ he owes some people on here would buy just about anyone who was interested a copy of the manual.
I don't really care either way, i'm just sayin....
I realize it's copyrighted, but at the same time it's also currently unavailable through any legitimate means, and the amount of $$ he owes some people on here would buy just about anyone who was interested a copy of the manual.
I don't really care either way, i'm just sayin....
12-15-2010, 08:30 PM
#18
It is more of a compilation of articles and lists of parts. Someone, should make more of a step by step on how to do an actual conversion. The RX-7/LS community has done this much better on http://www.grannysspeedshop.com/ they have cookbook manuals for the swaps.
12-15-2010, 09:16 PM
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I'd be willing to contribute. My opening would be, 'Give your head a shake'.
12-16-2010, 08:31 PM
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Personally I think a step by step manual would be great.. Some people would love to learn how to accomplish a task like this. I know for me I've never pulled an engine or rebuilt one so I can say I would love to learn these things but not everyone has the friends to help that have the technical expo nor wish to spend money on a class that won't be a benefit for their career.
Of course I have some newbish experience like belts, plugs, wires, bulbs, change oil, starters, fuel pumps, doing filters and etc.. I'm mainly a body man, I do custom fiberglass work and paint. Any who thats my take. Though I am planning to try this conversion later on, going to save up and start buying the pieces for it when I can.
Of course I have some newbish experience like belts, plugs, wires, bulbs, change oil, starters, fuel pumps, doing filters and etc.. I'm mainly a body man, I do custom fiberglass work and paint. Any who thats my take. Though I am planning to try this conversion later on, going to save up and start buying the pieces for it when I can.
11-14-2011, 02:05 PM
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no. nothing quite that sordid, lol...
it's sitting right here on the coffee table next to the 968 Turbo S edition of 911 and Porsche World.
it's sitting right here on the coffee table next to the 968 Turbo S edition of 911 and Porsche World.
