87-88 911 Engine/Mods
08-03-2005, 11:06 PM
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Burning Brakes
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go for broke like me, I do my own work
964 cams
full race balance By Performance Develpoments
Performance Developments valve springs and retainers
stainless barrel studs
ARP fasteners/rod bolts
extrude honed intake
bigger throttle body
MAF kit
Software
Still havent figured out the exhaust but since I have to get it smoged, it will be stock heaterboxes, Premuffler(inset cat here!), and Monty untill I figure out the exhaust
How much HP it will make once its all dialed in is anyones guess, but either way it will run like a raped ape so I dont car too much
Does anyone make a 3.2 supercharger kit anymore, I know Knoxville did, are they still around? i've been contemplating bolting on a Vortec V2 myself.........................
I'm also going to ditch the A/C and heater stuff for 50lbsamong someother things, and go throught the tranny while its out and shorten up the ratios and tighten the limited slip up to around 60%,
964 cams
full race balance By Performance Develpoments
Performance Developments valve springs and retainers
stainless barrel studs
ARP fasteners/rod bolts
extrude honed intake
bigger throttle body
MAF kit
Software
Still havent figured out the exhaust but since I have to get it smoged, it will be stock heaterboxes, Premuffler(inset cat here!), and Monty untill I figure out the exhaust
How much HP it will make once its all dialed in is anyones guess, but either way it will run like a raped ape so I dont car too much
Does anyone make a 3.2 supercharger kit anymore, I know Knoxville did, are they still around? i've been contemplating bolting on a Vortec V2 myself.........................
I'm also going to ditch the A/C and heater stuff for 50lbsamong someother things, and go throught the tranny while its out and shorten up the ratios and tighten the limited slip up to around 60%,
08-05-2005, 01:23 AM
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Burning Brakes
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fiiguratively, with the money you save with DIY you can afford much more stuff. Aslong as you know what you are doing and it doesn't bite you in the ***
08-05-2005, 08:40 AM
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Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by fixnprsh
fiiguratively, with the money you save with DIY you can afford much more stuff. Aslong as you know what you are doing and it doesn't bite you in the ***
