New project - 993 tt transplant
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Posted some pics in the turbo thread, here is a few of the better ones:
As collected
Removing flywheel to fit engine stand mount
Unfortunately the mount wouldnt fit with the alloy charge tubes so plan B was needed
Looks like it should fit - limited space though.
New home for a few months
Removed SAI system
Removing the alternator and fan
Heat pipe removal
Then the AC/oil pump bracket
Oil pump drive
Oil pump - how cool is that!
Removing intake & power steering pump removed
Intake removed
Kinda clean
I've taken a gazzillion more pics - hope I can put it back together!
As collected
Removing flywheel to fit engine stand mount
Unfortunately the mount wouldnt fit with the alloy charge tubes so plan B was needed
Looks like it should fit - limited space though.
New home for a few months
Removed SAI system
Removing the alternator and fan
Heat pipe removal
Then the AC/oil pump bracket
Oil pump drive
Oil pump - how cool is that!
Removing intake & power steering pump removed
Intake removed
Kinda clean
I've taken a gazzillion more pics - hope I can put it back together!
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Managed to get the 2nd turbo off last night and made a start on removing the headers so I can have a peek at the exhaust valves and fit new mounting hardware.
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nope I will keep it 2WD. With the 993 C4/turbo gearboxes you can just run them with nothing connected to the front output shaft. Need to source a shift rod and some way of making the speedo sensor work(993 works off the ABS instead of gearbox) but apart from that it should bolt right in - he says!
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Sorry, I knew there was something I had to respond on somewhere
The front spoiler is a 934 copy and sourced locally here in Tokyo. Damn, forgot to ask how much!
TJ
The front spoiler is a 934 copy and sourced locally here in Tokyo. Damn, forgot to ask how much!
TJ
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Quick update with some more pics of the strip-down.
First heat exchanger off, put up a fair fight
993 TT heat exchanger compared to a 993 NA heat exchanger:
993 TT gearbox, need to remove the viscous coupling and sort a different nose cover. I think I also need to update the mount slightly to run in 2WD mode which I need to look into a bit more:
Second heat exchanger off, put up much more of a fight than HE #1.
Looks almost like a normal 3.6 now:
Clean up/check of the intake:
Half way there:
Never realised the bottom crossover chamber on a TT engine is blanked off and effectively an empty chamber where the resonance flap would be on an NA motor - whats all that about?
Quick clean up of the HE's:
Ive now stripped the engine about as far as I'm going to go. Everything looks good so far so I will start the cleanup and re-assemble. I want to get an MOT on the car before I start the actual conversion so thats the next mission which I'm not looking forward to (melted indicator wires buried under the HVAC stuff - yuk)
Popped down to my local Indy(Northways) about some other stuff and they are about to start the exact same project so had a good old chat to Paul about whats-what. Be good to have someone local dealing with the same issues but I suspect they will rip through the project much quicker than I will.
First heat exchanger off, put up a fair fight
993 TT heat exchanger compared to a 993 NA heat exchanger:
993 TT gearbox, need to remove the viscous coupling and sort a different nose cover. I think I also need to update the mount slightly to run in 2WD mode which I need to look into a bit more:
Second heat exchanger off, put up much more of a fight than HE #1.
Looks almost like a normal 3.6 now:
Clean up/check of the intake:
Half way there:
Never realised the bottom crossover chamber on a TT engine is blanked off and effectively an empty chamber where the resonance flap would be on an NA motor - whats all that about?
Quick clean up of the HE's:
Ive now stripped the engine about as far as I'm going to go. Everything looks good so far so I will start the cleanup and re-assemble. I want to get an MOT on the car before I start the actual conversion so thats the next mission which I'm not looking forward to (melted indicator wires buried under the HVAC stuff - yuk)
Popped down to my local Indy(Northways) about some other stuff and they are about to start the exact same project so had a good old chat to Paul about whats-what. Be good to have someone local dealing with the same issues but I suspect they will rip through the project much quicker than I will.