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Old 12-08-2007, 04:20 PM
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Old 12-09-2007, 09:26 PM
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Outlaw 356 aka German Street Rod
Engine: Modified 79 3.3 liter 930 - 300 RWHP
Trans: 930 close ratio 4-speed
Fast? Plenty
Go around corners? Carefully
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Old 12-09-2007, 11:56 PM
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Beautiful engine...

I'd drive this car with some sand bags under the hood though...around 200 Kilos...just a little balance!
Old 12-10-2007, 11:37 AM
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That is very impressive. Who made the transplant?
Old 12-10-2007, 08:09 PM
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wow, thats badass. Makes our project seem rather pedestrian.
Old 12-11-2007, 02:23 PM
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Holy Crap Batman...I didn't realize you could wedge a 6 cylinder in the back of a 356...maybe I'll try to cram one in my 3- driver 356 to give it some new life...indeed, details about this project would be appreciated...
Old 12-13-2007, 02:46 PM
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Answering some questions - Fabrication of the trailing arms and coil over shock suspension and sub frame to carry the engine/trans was performed by Rhett Searle, Southcoast Fabrication, Costa Mesa, CA.
Dry sump oil reservoir resides under back seat facade along with air-conditioning evaporator, boost controlled engine timing and water/methanol injector electronics, frame section that carries part of the engine/trans weight and upper tie points for coils/shocks.
Brakes: Dual MC, Front, 911 vented and cross drilled rotor, Rear, Wilwood drilled rotor.
Buried in the trunk’s spare tire/battery well are air-conditioning and oil cooler radiators/fans and battery. Trunk carries Stereo/CD changer, Power Distribution relay assembly for fans/pumps/engine management, water/methanol pump and storage tank.
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Answering some questions - Fabrication of the trailing arms and coil over shock suspension and sub frame to carry the engine/trans was performed by Rhett Searle, Southcoast Fabrication, Costa Mesa, CA .
Dry sump oil reservoir resides under back seat facade along with air-conditioning evaporator, boost controlled engine timing and water/methanol injector electronics, frame section that carries part of the engine/trans weight and upper tie points for coils/shocks.
Brakes: Dual MC, Front, 911 vented and cross drilled rotor, Rear, Wilwood drilled rotor.
Buried in the trunk’s spare tire/battery well are air-conditioning and oil cooler radiators/fans and battery. Trunk carries Stereo/CD changer, Power Distribution relay assembly for fans/pumps/engine management, water/methanol pump and storage tank.
Hey, where are you from, are you a CA native? You going to North Meets South? April 25-27, San Luis Obispo, CA
http://www.356car.org/Calendar.html#Anchor-April-35882
http://www.porsche356club.org/Calendar.htm
Old 12-14-2007, 02:33 AM
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Born/raised Pasadena/Altadena, CA. Now reside Laguna Beach, CA.
Plan to attend N meets S in April.
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Chris
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I see where you have alcohol injection. Does it inject at certain boost level?
Old 12-14-2007, 04:40 PM
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Water/Methanol injection system is Mfg. by Snow Performance http://www.snowperformance.net/
Boost pressure start point and rate of fluid flow increase with increasing boost are adjustable.
Use of this system helps offset loss of intercooler (would not fit under 356 deck lid).
Old 12-14-2007, 05:25 PM
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I think I'd have a puddle in my seat if I went for a ride in your car....

And to think I though Max as badd assed.........
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It's probably not fast enough to scare the p out of you, however, it's a bit unsettling when the front end lifts off the ground.
A cool/fun ride.
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I love everything but the chrome wheels... just a personal thing, all the bling, etc. Doesn't really fit a seriously sporty Porsche when the wheels are chromed (except the Original chromed wheels/caps).
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Wheels are polished - no chrome.
I agree with your observation and am leaning toward painting the wheel's background shinny black (where the original Fuchs are dull black).
Next time something breaks. . . .


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