I wanted to take the time introduce myself and share the build being done by the good folks over at EVOMS. They (mostly Sam Stone) have put up with a positively obnoxious need of mine for the past 3 months: I must know every possible part available and every variable that could happen. Most of my "if this, then what??" "ok so that, what about this???" happened at annoying off the clock times as I have been overseas for the duration of the build. Sam and the other EVO guys have provided great, in depth, and patient support through all of this. They listened to what my goals were and never tried to push me to buy more and even talked me out of some things. That said, I sure gave myself enough rope!

I've had my 997.1 for 4 years now and love it. I've had a solid stable of cars over the years and have considered the 991tt or something more exotic but this is where my heart is.

I've always been a bit nervous about modifying the engine to load on more power. I've built 8 of cars in the past and its been a hit or miss experience and always a costly one. I've also known people who have had poor luck, accidents/injuries or a car that is a maintenance disaster. After doing careful research and lurking the forums for a long time I decided to pull the trigger and go all in. I will post pics as I get them. The build is reaching the end with a target completion date of July 20th.

The goal:

Make a high power, streetable, track ready beast by means of the EVT775 kit, boosting displacement from 3.6L to a 3.8L, upgrading brakes front/rear, and a complete suspension overhaul. We hope to make closer to 800hp with the added displacement and we hope to keep it on the pavement!

The goods:

EVT 775 Kit
-EVOMS ClubSport 44.5mm Exhaust Headers
-EVOMS ClubSport Intercoolers
-Boost Hose Kit for Clubsport Intercoolers
-EVT 775 High Flow VTG Turbochargers w/ 65mm Billet Compressor Wheels
-IPD Plenum
-GT3 82mm Throttle Body
-Reinforced Silicone Turbocharger Air Inlet Ducts
-Billet Turbocharger Boost Recirculation Valves
-EVT Specification Spark Plugs
-EVOMS High Energy Discharge Ignition Coils
-Lightweight Underdrive Power Pulley
-Sachs Race Engineering Stage 3 Supersport Clutch

EVOMS 3.8L Piston and Cylinder Kit
-Darton sleeves to accommodate larger pistons
-CP Pistons 102.6mm bore
-Carrillo rods
-EVOMS 10MM H-11 Head Stud Kit
-Hellfire head gaskets

Suspension, Brakes etc
-JRZ RS-Two Dual Adjustable Coil overs
-Brembo Front GT Brake Kit - 380x34mm 6-Piston
-Brembo Rear GT Brake Kit - 380x28mm 4-Piston
-Tarett GT Series 26.8mm 5-way Adjustable Front Sway Bar
-Tarett Adjustable Front Sway Bar Droplinks
-OEM GT3 24mm 3-way Adjustable Rear Sway Bar
-RSS Tarmac Series Lower Control Arms
-RSS Adjustable Toe Steer Kit
-RSS Adjustable Rear Link Kit
-RSS Front Adjustable Toe/Bump Steer Kit

Other goodies
-Holinger G96 LSD
-Fabspeed 70mm Supersport X-Pipe
-"Leak Proof" Throttle Body Conversion Kit
-14.3 lbs GT3RS light weight flywheel
-RSS tarmac engine mounts
-BMC F1 Drop-In Air Filter
-GT2 Clutch Slave Conversion
-Sharkwerks 997TT Coolant Pipe Fitting Kit (pin that mess!)
-Billet Short Shift Kit w/ Billet Shift Linkage
-RSS Folding Tow Hook
-GT2 Rear
-Redone interior, original was gray. Done by Audio Gallery in LA.
-Focal K2 Power 3 way speakers up front, 3 10'' JL W3 subs in GT2 rear
-Integrated ESCORT PASSPORT 9500ci with display in rearview mirror

Her name Gretchen and she sits on black 19'' Victor Equipment Innsbrucks with Michelin Sport Cup II's.

I can't wait to see how it comes together over the next few weeks and what numbers she puts down on the dyno/around a track.

I'll do my best to keep you guys in the loop with info/pics as it happens and will do my best to answer any questions!

-CAM

 

Nice freaking car, should be a beast!

 

Thanks!

 

"Beast" says it well. Good luck!

 

Good luck, the build process is a ton of fun (at least to me)!

 

Wow those interior guys did a fantastic job from the pics.

 

Yes they did! I would use them again... The guys at EVO thought it was factory until they ran the VIN.

For sure... I think i came across one of your build posts and got lots of useful info. I will be replacing my water pump per your suggestion.

 

So. F@cking. Dope! Thanks for sharing! What a monster!!!

 

Have them pin the cams while they have it apart! It's an inevitable failure IMO.

 

They're doing that. I'm trying to give myself as much "insurance" as possible. What is the repair cost on the cam failure? something like 8-10k all said and done?

 

With everything you're doing to your car, you might want to invest in a g suit from a fighter pilot lol. Can't wait to see the finished product!

 

That piston display is artwork!

 

And this is how you do it correctly!!

 

Hows it going so far?

 

Pick it up Tuesday AM.... we will see!