ro9beam2002

Anyone recognize this build?
Not sure what brand the supercharger is??

Like the painted ruf's

theiceman

i am not a fan of modded cars .. bet that thing hauls tho

ro9beam2002

I love the painted ruf's, looks like track tires, said he would take 18.5k for it... needs carpet and leather done... kinda feeling 14-15k for it... the motor was resealed..etc.. 5k ago... he said the boost is set 3psi

ro9beam2002

interior pics... sheepskin's lol

ro9beam2002

anyone tell who manufactured that s-charger? Looks kinda old school to me

g-50cab

Sounds like a bad idea to me - the euro already has higher compression engine that's on the fringe of detonation (depending on gas octane available) Now you supercharge it to up the static compression even more?

Hopefully they shimmed the head up or did something to lower the compression before they installed the SC

ro9beam2002

Russ Kelso, owner of Performance Motor-Car investments out of New Mexico did the build

ro9beam2002

Here is the response i got back from the owner after asking about the compression issue, still waiting to hear back from the builder


I've been told by the guys that build
> race cars that the boost could be
> kicked up to 6-7 lbs without any issues or mods required
> and that the
> Carrera has a very linear cam which makes the mating of the
> sc a really
> great setup, it's set up only making 3lbs

redridge

If you want to make it haul.... The SC is the only way to do it. These engines are very strong and 6psi is nothing on these cars if tuned properly.... its all in the tune.

ultrawide911

i have a new supercharger for sale paxton sn2000

nyne11

Sorry if I'm hijacking, but are there any bolt on Supercharger kits available for 3.2 carrera?

ultrawide911

well i will be selling a supercharger kit with new blower and brackets

ultrawide911

for 3.2

Ed Hughes

Go peddle your crap somewhere else. Go ahead, make a smartass remark and we'll see how long you're here.



Back to the car......I'd never, ever, ever buy a blown 911. Who the hell knows what was/wasn't done for the build. One failed part and you're out $10K plus, or potentially plus-plus.