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Old 05-17-2007, 11:24 AM
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Do ya suppose this would fit under the hood of a 44? Whats the most power a porsche transmission/rear end can handle?

http://bankspower.com/twin-turbo-engine.cfm

Its either this or a Flathead project, either way id need another car.
Old 05-17-2007, 11:36 AM
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From what I have seen with that engine is that its as wide as it is long. if you were to take everything out and move it to the back it may fit. A better swap I would like to see would be a three or four rotor turbo engine.
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If i did this, i know i would have to cut and paste(so to speak) alot of the car to make that motor fit. I would try to keep things as stock as possible. I dont need 1100 hp and 1000 ft lbs of tq. but it would certainly make things more interesting.
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Banks sold a turbo kit like this in the mid 80's. He took a mid 80's firebird to 247 mph on the salt. I've got an original 80's kit in boxes in my garage. It will fit with a little hood modification.
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HOW MUCH YOU WANT FOR IT!??!
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After seeing a Corvette engine in a 944 you should be able to do anything.
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I'm sure it could fit...even though it doesn't represent outer physical dimensions, if a 350CI Chevy will fit easily a 375 should squeeze in.

According to a local 944 racer, N/A trannies are good for about 400HP. Most LS-swaps you see have the 951 tranny which would probably be good to 600 or so. For an 800HP motor I'd assume a 951 would work for a short while but you might run into problems shortly.
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Whats your budget? You can do an LS2 with L92 heads, cam, and a reprogramming and have 520+hp, it stays N/A so there is a whole ton of expence and problems that you don't have to deal with.
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Originally Posted by V2Rocket_aka944
N/A trannies are good for about 400HP.
No way. I would guess NA trannys couldnt handle anything over 200Hp.
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N/A trannies barely hold the 150hp that they came with.


Turbo S is where it's at.
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I'd rather try and cram a 1JZGTE Supra engine in a 951, and proceed to run rediculous boost all day long with stock internals.

Or simply switch out the rods and head gasket and run unfathomable boost
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Originally Posted by TarHeel 944S
I'd rather try and cram a 1JZGTE Supra engine in a 951, and proceed to run rediculous boost all day long with stock internals.

why go 2.5L when you can go 3.0L with 2JZ?

i also think it might be a touch too tall.

and finding parts for a 1JZ should be real, real fun.
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I wasn't aware of the displacement differences between the 1JZ and 2JZ. I thought they were relatively the same besides the number of turbochargers. I figured a 1JZ with an enormous turbo would get the 1000hp job done more efficiently, as I hear most of them do.
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If i were to do this, i would use a 951, that way it would still seem stock, when you'd would hear the turbo whine.
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2 more cylinders


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